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synoptic

/sɪˈnɒptɪk

adjective

1Of or forming a general summary or synopsis: a synoptic outline of the contents...

The chapter seems more like a review than a synthesis, and I found myself more than once wishing for a more crisp, synoptic summary of the primary arguments of the schools and of the chapter.
The final volume includes a directory of the 1400 contributors, a synoptic outline of contents, and a 61-page index.
We have written a brief synoptic introduction to each of the parts.

1.1Taking or involving a comprehensive mental view: a synoptic model of higher education...

Finally, our model provides a more synoptic view of pilferage effects than found in any of these previous papers.
Oracles become quite different things when they are removed from live time, and viewed under a synoptic gaze in the dead time of history now passed, in closed narratives, done and dusted, with closing credits and ‘The End’ at the end.
As expected, both gastropods and bivalves show remarkably similar Ordovician diversity trajectories on a global scale, thus lending support to the synoptic model of global evolutionary faunas.

2Relating to the Synoptic Gospels.In John, although there are a few parabolic sayings, there are no parables comparable with the synoptic tradition....

Nevertheless, this impressive volume is another significant step forward in the challenge to the hegemony of ‘the Two Document hypothesis’ in synoptic studies.
These highly Lucan traditions about Mary do not prevent him from inserting in another place the synoptic tradition valuing Mary on a different, common ground.

noun

(Synoptics) The Synoptic Gospels.In the Synoptics, the most characteristic form is the parable: a fresh, pithy, and often paradoxical story set in the everyday world of Jesus' time, and used above all to develop Jesus' key theme: the kingdom of God....

A related argument in this regard is that only John's Gospel portrays Jesus as claiming to be God; and since it is later than the Synoptics, the claims are the result of an evolution in Christian theology.
When God speaks in the Synoptics, God too uses ‘Bible-speak.’

Derivatives

synoptical

adjective ...

The Earth's rotation regimes coincide with tide fluctuations and synoptical processes in the atmosphere.
Lowry's interpretation of his liberal education in support of personal motives illustrates the privilege embedded in the synoptical perspective that Iola adopts.
But as soon as participant data become available, the synoptical data are replaced.

synoptically

adverb ...

The need to synoptically characterize physical and biological properties of this large, inhospitable and remote ocean over long time periods leads to the use of satellite data.
Only these ‘smart’ systems can allow us to think and act synoptically on a planetary scale.
The book concludes with an examination of applied ecology and of popular culture, again necessarily synoptically.

Origin

Early 17th century: from Greek sunoptikos, from sunopsis (see synopsis).

单词	synoptic
释义	synoptic /sɪˈnɒptɪk / adjective 1Of or forming a general summary or synopsis: a synoptic outline of the contents... The chapter seems more like a review than a synthesis, and I found myself more than once wishing for a more crisp, synoptic summary of the primary arguments of the schools and of the chapter. The final volume includes a directory of the 1400 contributors, a synoptic outline of contents, and a 61-page index. We have written a brief synoptic introduction to each of the parts. 1.1Taking or involving a comprehensive mental view: a synoptic model of higher education... Finally, our model provides a more synoptic view of pilferage effects than found in any of these previous papers. Oracles become quite different things when they are removed from live time, and viewed under a synoptic gaze in the dead time of history now passed, in closed narratives, done and dusted, with closing credits and ‘The End’ at the end. As expected, both gastropods and bivalves show remarkably similar Ordovician diversity trajectories on a global scale, thus lending support to the synoptic model of global evolutionary faunas. 2Relating to the Synoptic Gospels.In John, although there are a few parabolic sayings, there are no parables comparable with the synoptic tradition.... Nevertheless, this impressive volume is another significant step forward in the challenge to the hegemony of ‘the Two Document hypothesis’ in synoptic studies. These highly Lucan traditions about Mary do not prevent him from inserting in another place the synoptic tradition valuing Mary on a different, common ground. noun (Synoptics) The Synoptic Gospels.In the Synoptics, the most characteristic form is the parable: a fresh, pithy, and often paradoxical story set in the everyday world of Jesus' time, and used above all to develop Jesus' key theme: the kingdom of God.... A related argument in this regard is that only John's Gospel portrays Jesus as claiming to be God; and since it is later than the Synoptics, the claims are the result of an evolution in Christian theology. When God speaks in the Synoptics, God too uses ‘Bible-speak.’ Derivatives synoptical adjective ... The Earth's rotation regimes coincide with tide fluctuations and synoptical processes in the atmosphere. Lowry's interpretation of his liberal education in support of personal motives illustrates the privilege embedded in the synoptical perspective that Iola adopts. But as soon as participant data become available, the synoptical data are replaced. synoptically adverb ... The need to synoptically characterize physical and biological properties of this large, inhospitable and remote ocean over long time periods leads to the use of satellite data. Only these ‘smart’ systems can allow us to think and act synoptically on a planetary scale. The book concludes with an examination of applied ecology and of popular culture, again necessarily synoptically. Origin Early 17th century: from Greek sunoptikos, from sunopsis (see synopsis). Rhymes Coptic, optic, panoptic
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