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Definition of capsulize in English: capsulize(British capsulise) verb ˈkapsjʊlʌɪzˈkapsəˌlīz [with object]Put (information) in condensed form; summarize. he was able to capsulize views on the referendum Example sentencesExamples - He adds a new domain, the Behavioral Domain, which ‘capsulizes and summarizes the co-requisite objectives of the cognitive, affective and psychomotor domains’.
- The dialogue and art direction are outstanding, perfectly capsulizing New York mobsters in the 70's.
- His character cannot be capsulized in a sound bite.
- ‘A failed attempt to capsulize a feeling’ proclaim the liner notes to the much-anticipated debut album from Straylight Run, the Taking Back Sunday spin-off fronted by John Nolan.
- There's a pointless bit of audio folderol that capsulizes James Venable's score - does anyone watch a martial arts film for the score, for Pete's sake?
- In retrospect, I might have rebuffed him by using the correlation ‘Silence = Death’ devised by AIDS activists to capsulize my analysis of the effects of state sexual censorship.
- Among the gathering crowd, roving bands of reporters snatch interviews and roll tape in an effort to capsulize the purpose of the ride for a future sound bite.
- As the December 25 Time capsulized it, ‘A sizable number of critics, from law professors to some of the Court's own members, have attacked the ruling as… politically motivated.’
- Though he was on the phone, he was very forceful in denying Mitchell the ability to use the host's standard strategy of capsulizing the guest's position in order to move a two-sided debate forward.
- They have capsulized their stories in magazine articles of how, growing up in Newark, New Jersey, they made a commitment to encourage each other on their journey to and through medical school.
- Andy later capsulized it all in his ‘15 minutes of fame’ quip - which at the time was almost paradoxical, but soon described more ‘celebs’ than you could shake a remote at.
- Four great sayings, or mahavakyas, capsulize his message: Sarvam Sivam seyal, ‘Siva is doing it all; ‘Thanai ari, ‘Know thy Self by thyself; ‘Sarvam Sivamayam, ‘All is Siva; ‘and Summa iru, ‘Be still.’
- I've been learning so much, it's hard to capsulize it.
- I want you both to capsulize, each one of you, its mission for you.
- For the purpose of this paper, a practitioner's view is taken to capsulize consolidation over the past 20 or so years.
- This neatly capsulizes the administration's ongoing depredations in Colombia, all under the shady banner of the war on drugs.
- Murray Street's ‘Rain on Tin’ was a euphoric rollercoaster ride that seemed to capsulize the band's entire career.
- However, most prominent are The Star and The Voice which capsulize the happenings of the week.
- In other words, you would capsulize their response.
Synonyms condense, shorten, reduce, abbreviate, abridge, summarize, precis, abstract, boil down, shrink, encapsulate
Definition of capsulize in US English: capsulize(British capsulise) verbˈkapsəˌlīz [with object]Put (information) in compact form; summarize. he was able to capsulize views on the referendum Example sentencesExamples - His character cannot be capsulized in a sound bite.
- ‘A failed attempt to capsulize a feeling’ proclaim the liner notes to the much-anticipated debut album from Straylight Run, the Taking Back Sunday spin-off fronted by John Nolan.
- As the December 25 Time capsulized it, ‘A sizable number of critics, from law professors to some of the Court's own members, have attacked the ruling as… politically motivated.’
- In other words, you would capsulize their response.
- They have capsulized their stories in magazine articles of how, growing up in Newark, New Jersey, they made a commitment to encourage each other on their journey to and through medical school.
- I've been learning so much, it's hard to capsulize it.
- Murray Street's ‘Rain on Tin’ was a euphoric rollercoaster ride that seemed to capsulize the band's entire career.
- The dialogue and art direction are outstanding, perfectly capsulizing New York mobsters in the 70's.
- In retrospect, I might have rebuffed him by using the correlation ‘Silence = Death’ devised by AIDS activists to capsulize my analysis of the effects of state sexual censorship.
- Andy later capsulized it all in his ‘15 minutes of fame’ quip - which at the time was almost paradoxical, but soon described more ‘celebs’ than you could shake a remote at.
- For the purpose of this paper, a practitioner's view is taken to capsulize consolidation over the past 20 or so years.
- Among the gathering crowd, roving bands of reporters snatch interviews and roll tape in an effort to capsulize the purpose of the ride for a future sound bite.
- Though he was on the phone, he was very forceful in denying Mitchell the ability to use the host's standard strategy of capsulizing the guest's position in order to move a two-sided debate forward.
- He adds a new domain, the Behavioral Domain, which ‘capsulizes and summarizes the co-requisite objectives of the cognitive, affective and psychomotor domains’.
- I want you both to capsulize, each one of you, its mission for you.
- Four great sayings, or mahavakyas, capsulize his message: Sarvam Sivam seyal, ‘Siva is doing it all; ‘Thanai ari, ‘Know thy Self by thyself; ‘Sarvam Sivamayam, ‘All is Siva; ‘and Summa iru, ‘Be still.’
- However, most prominent are The Star and The Voice which capsulize the happenings of the week.
- This neatly capsulizes the administration's ongoing depredations in Colombia, all under the shady banner of the war on drugs.
- There's a pointless bit of audio folderol that capsulizes James Venable's score - does anyone watch a martial arts film for the score, for Pete's sake?
Synonyms condense, shorten, reduce, abbreviate, abridge, summarize, precis, abstract, boil down, shrink, encapsulate
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