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Summarise

verb
1.
Be a summary of.  Synonyms: sum, sum up, summarize.
2.
Give a summary (of).  Synonyms: resume, sum up, summarize.  "I will now summarize"






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"Summarise" Quotes from Famous Books



... common sense, I then looked at the established intellectual arguments against the Incarnation and found them to be common nonsense. In case the argument should be thought to suffer from the absence of the ordinary apologetic I will here very briefly summarise my own arguments and conclusions on the purely objective or scientific ...
— Orthodoxy • G. K. Chesterton

... of which refers to one of the six columns of the tablet. The description of the First Column will serve to establish the general character of the text. Through the analysis of the tablet parallels and contrasts will be noted with the Babylonian and Hebrew Versions. It will then be possible to summarise, on a surer foundation, the literary history of the traditions, and finally to estimate the effect of our new evidence upon current theories as to the origin and wide dispersion of ...
— Legends Of Babylon And Egypt - In Relation To Hebrew Tradition • Leonard W. King

... Let me summarise in a few words what has been, so far, actually accomplished. Those who did the work of which I have written first launched upon Irish life a scheme of organised self-help which, perhaps more by good luck than design, proved to be in accordance with the inherited instincts ...
— Ireland In The New Century • Horace Plunkett

... again popular phraseology hits the right word. This fairly educated and fairly wealthy Protestant wedge which is driven into the country at Dublin and elsewhere is a thing not easy superficially to summarise in any term. It cannot be described merely as a minority; for a minority means the part of a nation which is conquered. But this thing means something that conquers, and is not entirely part of a nation. Nor can one even fall back on the phrase of aristocracy. ...
— George Bernard Shaw • Gilbert K. Chesterton



Words linked to "Summarise" :   recap, docket, restate, iterate, repeat, recapitulate, precis, reiterate, state, tell, say, retell, summary, ingeminate, abstract, sum, summarisation



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