synoptical
sɪˈnɑptɪkəl
Definition

Definition of synoptical - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
summaryRaregiving a general summary or overviewRare
  • The report provided a synoptical view of the project.
overview summary synoptic
2.
biblicalTECH.related to the synoptic gospels in the BibleTECH.
  • The synoptical analysis compared the three gospels.
evangelical
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Origin of synoptical

Greek, syn (together) + opsis (view)

Examples of synoptical in a sentence

  • She gave a synoptical summary of the meeting.
  • The synoptical approach highlights similarities in the texts.
  • Scholars often engage in synoptical studies of the scriptures.

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  1. French:synoptique, évangélique, ...
  2. German:synoptisch, biblisch, ...
  3. Italian:sinottico, ...
  4. Spanish:sinóptico, evangélico, ...
  5. Portuguese:sintético, sinóptico, ...
  6. Chinese:概要的, 对观福音的, ...
  7. Japanese:概要的な, 共観的な, ...
  8. Arabic:إِجْمَالِيّ, إِزَائِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:סִינוֹפְּטִי, ...
  10. Russian:синоптический, евангельский, ...
  11. Ukrainian:оглядовий, євангельський, ...
  12. Hindi:सारांशात्मक, सिनॉप्टिक, ...
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