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blanket term
blanket term
A word or phrase used to describe a broad range of similarly related things, usually resulting in diluting the specific meaning of individual items. "Idiom" is often used as a blanket term for any element of language that is used strangely or uniquely by its users. "American" can be seen as something of a blanket term, considering how drastically people differ from one part of the country to the next.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Nazario | | nah-TSAH-ryo (Italian), nah-THAH-ryo (Spanish), nah-SAH-ryo (Latin American Spanish) | Italian, Spanish |
| Bassett | | ['bæsit] | |
| Danielius | | - | Lithuanian |
| IgnÁC | | EEG-nahts (Hungarian) | Hungarian, Czech |
| Alain | | al-EN | French |
| Evripidis | | - | Greek |