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Definition of summary
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Summarize
(v. t.) To
comprise
in, or
reduce
to, a
summary;
to
present
briefly..
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Ledger
::
Ledger
(n.) A book in which a
summary
of
accounts
is laid up or
preserved;
the final book of
record
in
business
transactions,
in which all
debits
and
credits
from the
journal,
etc., are
placed
under
appropriate
heads..
Sentence
::
Sentence
(n.) A
philosophical
or
theological
opinion;
a
dogma;
as,
Summary
of the
Sentences;
Book of the
Sentences..
Catechism
::
Catechism
(n.) A book
containing
a
summary
of
principles,
especially
of
religious
doctrine,
reduced
to the form of
questions
and
answers..
Preterition
::
Preterition
(n.) A
figure
by
which,
in
pretending
to pass over
anything,
a
summary
mention
of it is made; as, I will not say, he is
valiant,
he is
learned,
he is just.
Called
also
paraleipsis..
Minute
::
Minute
(p. pr. & vb. n.) To set down a short
sketch
or note of; to jot down; to make a
minute
or a brief
summary
of.
Recapitulate
::
Recapitulate
(v. t.) To
repeat,
as the
principal
points
in a
discourse,
argument,
or
essay;
to give a
summary
of the
principal
facts,
points,
or
arguments
of; to
relate
in
brief;
to
summarize..
Summary
::
Summarize
(v. t.) To
comprise
in, or
reduce
to, a
summary;
to
present
briefly..
Capitule
::
Capitule
(n.) A
summary.
Creed
::
Creed (v. t.) Any
summary
of
principles
or
opinions
professed
or
adhered
to.
Recapitulation
::
Recapitulation
(n.) The act of
recapitulating;
a
summary,
or
concise
statement
or
enumeration,
of the
principal
points,
facts,
or
statements,
in a
preceding
discourse,
argument,
or
essay..
Epitome
::
Epitome
(n.) A work in which the
contents
of a
former
work are
reduced
within
a
smaller
space by
curtailment
and
condensation;
a brief
summary;
an
abridgement.
Abstract
::
Abstract
(a.) That which
comprises
or
concentrates
in
itself
the
essential
qualities
of a
larger
thing or of
several
things.
Specifically:
A
summary
or an
epitome,
as of a
treatise
or book, or of a
statement;
a
brief..
Summarist
::
Summarily
(adv.)
In a
summary
manner.
Creed
::
Creed (v. t.) A
definite
summary
of what is
believed;
esp., a
summary
of the
articles
of
Christian
faith;
a
confession
of faith for
public
use; esp., one which is brief and
comprehensive..
Summaries
::
Summary
(a.)
Hence,
rapidly
performed;
quickly
executed;
as, a
summary
process;
to take
summary
vengeance..
Prospectus
::
Prospectus
(n.) A
summary,
plan, or
scheme
of
something
proposed,
affording
a
prospect
of its
nature;
especially,
an
exposition
of the
scheme
of an
unpublished
literary
work..
Yearbook
::
Yearbook
(n.) A book
published
yearly;
any
annual
report
or
summary
of the
statistics
or facts of a year,
designed
to be used as a
reference
book; as, the
Congregational
Yearbook..
Chapiter
::
Chapiter
(n.) A
summary
in
writing
of such
matters
as are to be
inquired
of or
presented
before
justices
in eyre, or
justices
of
assize,
or of the
peace,
in their
sessions;
-- also
called
articles..
Breviate
::
Breviate
(n.) A short
compend;
a
summary;
a brief
statement.
Summit
::
Summist
(n.) One who sums up; one who forms an
abridgment
or
summary.
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