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Definitions from the WebSynopsisA synopsis is a brief summary or overview of a larger work, such as a book, movie, play, or article. It provides a condensed version of the main points or plot, giving the reader a general idea without going into too much detail. Synopses are usually used to provide a quick overview or to help someone decide if they want to explore the full work. Examples:Noun - book synopsis: Before reading a novel, many people prefer to read the synopsis on the book's back cover to have an idea of what the story is about. Noun - movie synopsis: The synopsis of the film was intriguing, so I decided to watch it on the weekend. Noun - play synopsis: The synopsis provided in the theater's brochure gave me a glimpse of what I was about to witness. Noun - article synopsis: The newspaper published a synopsis of the investigative report, capturing the attention of many readers. Verb - summarize: Can you synopsis the main points of the meeting for me, please? Related products: | ||||
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