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recapitulative
This term describes a process of condensing complex information into a concise review. It carries a formal, academic, or professional tone, often appearing in pedagogical or legal contexts where a structured review of previously established facts is necessary for clarity.
While similar to "summary," this adjective emphasizes the act of repeating the main points to reinforce understanding or to provide a final synthesis. It suggests a systematic approach to reviewing material rather than a casual overview.
Meanings
Examples
The professor provided a recapitulative summary at the end of the lecture.
Let me offer a brief recapitulative statement before we conclude the meeting.
The final chapter serves as a recapitulative review of the entire thesis.
I need a recapitulative list of all the changes made to the contract.
The lawyer gave a recapitulative account of the witness testimony.
Wait, I think we need a recapitulative discussion to make sure everyone is on the same page.
The historian wrote a recapitulative essay on the causes of the war.
She wondered if a recapitulative chart would help clarify the complex data.
The presentation ended with a recapitulative slide highlighting the key goals.
The presentation ended with a recapitulative slide highlighting the key goals.