"Overgeneralize" means to make a broad statement or conclusion based on limited information or a small number of examples. For example, if someone meets a few people from a certain place and decides that everyone from there behaves the same way, they are overgeneralizing. It’s often used to describe assumptions that ignore differences and variations among people, situations, or things. . The translation of "overgeneralize" in different languages: - **Chinese**: 过度概括 (guò dù gài kuò) - **Japanese**: 過度一般化する (かどいっぱんかする, kado ippan-ka suru) - **German**: überverallgemeinern - **Polish**: nadmiernie uogólniać - **Arabic**: الإفراط في التعميم (al-ifrat fi at-taʿmīm) - **Spanish**: sobregeneralizar - **Italian**: generalizzare eccessivamente - **Russian**: чрезмерно обобщать (chrezmerno obobshchat')