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precis

[prey-see, prey-see] / preɪˈsi, ˈpreɪ si /


précis


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A précis of Elmer’s early life in Maine is run through by members of the eight-person cast in the bouncy, no-nonsense manner of a graphic novel.

From Los Angeles Times

A recurring line from “First Reformed” feels like a precis for all of these: Will God forgive us?

From New York Times

The precis of a panel titled “Misinformation, Censorship, and Academic Freedom” states as fact that “governments censored information contrary to public health pronouncements in social media settings.”

From Los Angeles Times

He segued into a précis of his political life, starting when he was a 29-year-old senator.

From Slate

But the insistence on its importance — it shows up instrumentally, and in its vocal form, and even in a music box as a ballerina twirls around — struck me as a perfect précis for the film.

From New York Times