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synopsis noun. . E17.
[Late Latin from Greek sunopsis, from sun- SYN- + opsis view.]
A brief or condensed statement presenting an overall view of something; esp. a brief summary of the plot of a play, film, book, etc.; an outline. Also, an edition of the Gospels (usu. the first three) presented in parallel columns with similar passages adjacent to each other. E17.
K. Amis He was soon engaged on a synopsis and the drafting of a specimen chapter.
A general view or prospect. rare. M19.
Orthodox Church. A book of prayers for the use of the laity. M19.
synopsize verb trans. make a synopsis of, epitomize L19.


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