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The term "universalise" refers to the act or process of making something applicable, valid, or accessible to everyone or all individuals, without any exceptions or restrictions based on factors such as age, gender, race, or nationality. It entails extending or broadening the scope or reach of a particular concept, principle, value, or idea so that it becomes universally applicable or relevant.
In various contexts, universalise can involve applying a particular rule, principle, or standard to all instances or instances beyond its original scope or context. For example, in ethics or morality, it may refer to the notion of universalising certain ethical principles or rules, asserting that they should be followed by all individuals regardless of their personal beliefs, backgrounds, or cultural contexts.
Universalisation can also pertain to the spreading or promoting of universal values and ideals on a global scale. This may involve advocating for human rights, democracy, justice, and peace as fundamental principles that should apply universally to enhance the well-being and dignity of all individuals.
Moreover, universalise can be observed in the process of making a product, service, or technology available and applicable across different countries or regions. This might entail adapting or tailoring it to suit diverse cultural, linguistic, or economic contexts, thereby ensuring equal access and benefit to a wide range of people worldwide.
In summary, universalise refers to the action of extending the relevance, applicability, or accessibility of something, such as principles, values, or products, to encompass all individuals or contexts, without any form of discrimination or exclusion.
The word "universalise" is derived from the root word "universal", which ultimately comes from the Latin word "universalis". In Latin, "universalis" is a combination of "universus" (meaning "whole" or "entire") and the suffix "-alis" (indicating "related to" or "pertaining to").
The suffix "-ise" is added to the root "universal" to form "universalise". "-ise" is a suffix in English that is typically used to create verbs from nouns or adjectives. It signifies transforming something into a universal or making something conform to universal principles or standards. "Universalise" therefore means to make something universal or applicable to the whole or, more generally, to extend or promote something on a global or universal scale.
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