
General
Broad Application
Use 'general' to indicate that something applies widely without specific details.
The general rules of the game are easy to learn.
Implied Exceptions
'General' often suggests there may be exceptions to the statement you're making.
General admission tickets are valid for most, but not all, areas.
Not Absolute
'General' isn't absolute; it leaves room for variations or changes.
The meeting time is 9 AM in general, but it might start later.