Generalty
noun ·Rare ·Advanced level
Definitions
- 1 Archaic form of generality. alt-of, archaic
"Now the Municipal Laws of this Kingdom, which I thus call Leges non Scriptæ, are of a vaſt Extent, and indeed include in their Generalty all thoſe ſeveral Laws which are allowed, as the Rule and Direction of Juſtice and Judicial Proceedings, and which are applicable to all thoſe various Subjects, about which Juſtice is converſant."
Example
More examples"Now the Municipal Laws of this Kingdom, which I thus call Leges non Scriptæ, are of a vaſt Extent, and indeed include in their Generalty all thoſe ſeveral Laws which are allowed, as the Rule and Direction of Juſtice and Judicial Proceedings, and which are applicable to all thoſe various Subjects, about which Juſtice is converſant."
More for "generalty"
Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.