Synonyms for More synoptic:
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adj.
• compendious
- abbreviated
, - breviloquent
, - brief
, - close
, - compact
, - compendiary
, - comprehensive
, - concise
, - condensed
, - contracted
, - curt
, - inclusive
, - laconic
, - short
, - short and sweet
, - succinct
, - summarized
, - summary
, - synoptic
.
• comprehensive
- Comprising
, - Containing
, - absolute
, - across the board
, - all-embracing
, - all-inclusive
, - blanket
, - broad
, - catholic
, - compendious
, - complete
, - discursive
, - encircling
, - encyclopedic
, - exhaustive
, - expansive
, - extensive
, - far-reaching
, - full
, - general
, - global
, - in depth
, - infinite
, - lock stock and barrel
, - of great scope
, - overall
, - sweeping
, - the big picture
, - the whole shebang
, - the works
, - thorough
, - umbrella
, - wall-to-wall
, - whole
, - wide
, - widespread
.
• concise
What are the hypernyms for More synoptic?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for more synoptic?
The word "more synoptic" refers to something that is concise, summarized or brief. Its antonyms would be "expanded", "detailed", "comprehensive", "elaborate" and "prolix". If something is described as "expanded", it means it has become more intricate or complex than before, and includes more details. "Detailed" evokes the idea of something that is described with great attention to specifics. "Comprehensive" connotes a rounded and wide-reaching view of something. "Elaborate" suggests something that has been developed or constructed with complexity, and goes into great detail. "Prolix" refers to something that is unnecessarily wordy and long-winded.
What are the antonyms for More synoptic?
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adj.
• compendious
• comprehensive
- Uncomprehensive
, - circumscribed
, - definite
, - empty
, - exclusive
, - imperfect
, - incomplete
, - incomprehensive
, - limited
, - narrow
, - needy
, - partial
, - particular
, - restricted
, - selective
, - short
, - specific
, - unfinished
.
• concise
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