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Definition of summarize:

Synonyms for summarize:

summate, recap, epitomize, put in a nutshell, re-start, tot up, brief, tot, count up, decrease, compile, review, synopsize, sum up, take up, tote up, boil down, add up, recapitulate, paraphrase, precis, reprise, cut back, sum, wrap up, summarise, rough out, shorten, skim over, outline, abstract, resume, memory up, cipher, add together, encapsulate, restart, add.

generalize (part of speech: verb)
- generalize,
- infer
report (part of speech: verb)
- recount,
- report,
- account,
- describe,
- portray,
- chronicle,
- record,
- narrate,
- journalize,
- state,
- log,
- table,
- tell,
- retell
list (part of speech: verb)
- budget,
- detail,
- count,
- itemize,
- catalog,
- audit,
- file,
- total,
- journalize,
- inventory,
- log,
- tabulate,
- collect,
- index,
- check,
- digest,
- schedule,
- invoice,
- register,
- chronicle,
- record,
- account,
- list,
- recount,
- store,
- tally,
- table,
- book,
- note,
- score,
- document,
- enumerate

Usage examples:

The Bannock were evidently the most difficult to settle of all the Idaho Indians, and their nomadic propensities were restrained only after the conclusion of the Bannock War of 1878. The data that follow were gathered through ethnographic means and continue and summarize the foregoing historical account.

- "Shoshone-Bannock Subsistence and Society", Robert F. Murphy Yolanda Murphy.
And whether he closes his lesson or not, the teacher should at the close of every such movement in a class of older children pause to discuss, to review, or to summarize.

- "Literature in the Elementary School", Porter Lander MacClintock.
These seven points summarize the important work of the Cambridge Synod and the Platform wherein it embodied the church usage and fixed the ecclesiastical customs of New England.

- "The Development of Religious Liberty in Connecticut", M. Louise Greene, Ph. D..