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Mr. Tom Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Blanket judjgement

Hi

I have often seen the idiom blanket judgement (if it is an idiom) in newspapers and magazines. I couldn't find its meaning online; could you please help? Is the use common among native speakers?

Without wishing to give a blanket judgement, I'd say that...

Thanks,

Tom
  

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blanket = comprehensive, covering all issues or sides, without quibbling about any anomalous details.

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  • blanket = comprehensive, covering all issues or sides, without quibbling about any anomalous details.
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blanket = comprehensive, covering all issues or sides, without quibbling about any anomalous details.
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