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generification Logic.|dʒɛˌnɛrɪfɪˈkeɪʃən|
[f. as prec. + -ation.]
(See quots. 1837, 1864.)
1837–8Sir W. Hamilton Logic xi. (1866) I. 191 The abstraction which carries up species into genera, is called, in that respect, Generification, or, more loosely, Generalisation. 1864Bowen Logic iv. 74 Generification is the process of rising, through the successive abstraction of Marks, from lower to higher Concepts. 1874McCosh Scot. Philos. li. (1875) 382 Mr. Grote and Mr. John Stuart Mill have tried to improve Mill's doctrine of generification. |