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Term: to sum up

Definition: to provide a concise or condensed conclusion or summary of something

Part of Speech: Verb phrase

Sense:

1. To conclude or summarize: When you want to express the main points or the final thoughts of something.

Examples:

1. After a long discussion, to sum up, we decided to invest in the new project.
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2. To sum up the book, it explores the theme of love and loss through the eyes of the main character.
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3. Let me quickly sum up your presentation so far for the audience.
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Sense:

2. To decide a final total or amount: When you want to calculate and determine a final value or quantity.

Examples:

1. To sum up the expenses, we spent a total of $500 on groceries last month.
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2. The referee will sum up the scores of the game to announce the winner.
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Sense:

3. To express a final thought or opinion: When you want to present your last opinion or comment on a topic.

Examples:

1. To sum up, I believe that education is the key to overcoming societal challenges.
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2. To sum up my review of the movie, it was a captivating story with outstanding performances by the actors.
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