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Definition of synoptic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
summaryproviding a general overview or summary
- The synoptic chart displayed the weather patterns for the week..
2.
meteorologyTECH. showing weather conditions over a large areaTECH.
- The synoptic chart showed a storm approaching.
3.
ChristianityTECH. related to the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and LukeTECH.
- The synoptic Gospels share many stories.
Expressions with synoptic
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tabular layout giving a brief side-by-side comparison of related information
The textbook includes a synoptic table comparing major economic systems.
map showing weather conditions over a large area
The meteorologist studied the synoptic chart before the forecast.
Origin of synoptic
Greek, syn (together) + opsis (view)
Terms with synoptic included in their meaning
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biblical
related to the synoptic gospels in the Bible
Examples of synoptic in a sentence
She gave a synoptic presentation of the project's goals. The synoptic map indicated clear skies ahead. Meteorologists rely on synoptic data for forecasts. The synoptic texts are often studied together. Scholars debate the differences in the synoptic narratives.
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- French:synoptique, météorologique, ...
- German:synoptisch, wetterkartografisch, ...
- Italian:sinottico, ...
- Spanish:sinóptico, meteorológico, ...
- Portuguese:sinóptico, meteorológico, ...
- Chinese:概括的, 天气概况的, ...
- Japanese:概観的, 総観的な, ...
- Arabic:إِجْمَالِي, سِينُوبْتِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:סִינוֹפְּטִי, ...
- Russian:синоптический, ...
- Ukrainian:оглядовий, синоптичний, ...
- Hindi:सारांशात्मक, सिनॉप्टिक, ...
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