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View definitions for encapsulate

encapsulate

verb as in encase

verb as in epitomize

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Ohtani was awarded his fourth most valuable player award on Thursday, but the designation fails to encapsulate his influence on the team that employs him and the league in which he plays.

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“Ken Burns could make a 10-hour documentary to encapsulate all the nuances of this incredible story,” says Ross.

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The dueling proposals encapsulate a long-running and contentious struggle that has fractured relationships, prompted court battles and sparked feuds among millionaires and billionaires.

One word encapsulates this forced march of slaves westward, along with a disproportionate part of the Black role in America’s economic emergence: cotton.

It has come to encapsulate the larger tensions in education around class, merit, access and opportunity—as well as parental rights and aspirations for their own children.

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

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