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encapsulate

verb as in encase

verb as in epitomize

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Plotting words in a “vector space” makes it possible for an LLM to detect the connections among them: Distance is an easily computable property in a vector space, and closeness encapsulates relationships.

If there’s a scene that best encapsulates the tragically abbreviated career of John Candy, it’s not necessarily from his time on the sketch-comedy series “SCTV” or from movies like “Stripes” or “Uncle Buck.”

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As Gay closed the night, her brief statement encapsulated the promising energy of the center’s first gathering.

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I don’t even want to call it being grateful because I don’t think grateful encapsulates it, but it’s this weird triumph because when you don’t expect anything, everything is such a surprise.

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But in many ways it encapsulates the Kremlin's current position on the war in Ukraine: "Yes, we want peace, but only on our terms. You reject our terms? No peace then."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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