synopsize

[si-nop-sahyz]

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verb (used with object), syn·op·sized, syn·op·siz·ing.

to make a synopsis of; summarize.

Also especially British, syn·op·sise.

Origin of synopsize

First recorded in 1880–85; synops(is) + -ize

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Related Words for synopsize

abstract, assess, bad-mouth, correct, discuss, epitomize, evaluate, examine, inspect, judge, knock, pan, rave, recapitulate, revise, rip, slam, study, summarize, trash

British Dictionary definitions for synopsize

synopsize

synopsise

verb (tr)

to make a synopsis of

US variants of epitomize

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