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synopsize

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syn·op·size  (s-npsz)
tr.v. syn·op·sized, syn·op·siz·ing, syn·op·siz·es
To make a synopsis of; summarize.

[Greek sunopsizein, to sum up, from Greek sunopsis, general view; see synopsis.]

synopsize, synopsise [sɪˈnɒpsaɪz]
vb (tr)
1. (Literary & Literary Critical Terms) to make a synopsis of
2. US variants of epitomize


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