Generality
Generality noun - The main or greater part of something as distinguished from its subordinate parts.
Usage example: an important but little-known Scottish inventor whose work was never appreciated by the generality of the public
Matter and generality are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Matter" instead a noun "Generality".
Matter
Matter noun - A major object of interest or concern (as in a discussion or artistic composition).
Usage example: that is not relevant to the matter under discussion
Generality and matter are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Generality" instead a noun "Matter".
Both words in one sentence
- So Superman started to fight for the magnificent generality of "truth, justice and the American way" (the last part added in the 40s for the radio program), and as long as he limits himself to hitting supervillains in the jaw, it doesn't matter.
Source: Concepts Are Cheap
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