universalised

Applied to all

Universalised is the British spelling of universalized, the past tense of universalise.

To universalise something is to make it universal—applicable to all cases, available to everyone, or extended beyond its original scope: The policy universalised access to healthcare.

In philosophy, to universalise a principle is to test whether it could apply to everyone: Kant argued we should only act on maxims we could universalise.

standardized

uniformity

State of being identical

conformityAdherence to norms
codificationOrganizing rules into system
normalizationAdjusting to a standard

consistency · homogenized · systematized · regulated · calibrated · templated · benchmarked · aligned · interchangeable · equivalent

globalized

worldwide

Extending across Earth

cosmopolitanCulturally sophisticated, internationally fluent
transnationalCrossing country lines
borderlessWithout defined limits

intercontinental · omnipresent · pervasive · ubiquitous · ecumenical · cross-cultural · internationalized · unified · collective · shared

accepted

widespread

Existing across many places

mainstreamDominant cultural current
conventionalFollowing accepted practices
commonplaceUnremarkable and frequent

normative · recognized · endorsed · sanctioned · approved · established · prevailing · customary · acknowledged · ratified

Opposites

scope of application

universalisedparticularised

Made detailed and specific

restricted · limited · specialized · individualized · narrowed

abstraction vs. specificity

universalisedparticularized

Made specifically detailed

specified · concretized · contextualized · differentiated · instantiated

Family

universalism, universalist, universalists, universalising

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