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VERB
  1. enclose in a capsule
  2. put in a short or concise form; reduce in volume
    capsulize the news

How To Use capsulize In A Sentence

  • He has seen all of his work capsulized into a short video loop, which may or may not really capture what he believes he's done his entire life. CNN Transcript Apr 27, 2008
  • World War II is too large a story to be capsulized in one effort, even by the talented Ken Burns, which he himself acknowledges. The War and The Movies
  • For the purpose of this paper, a practitioner's view is taken to capsulize consolidation over the past 20 or so years.
  • In other words, you would capsulize their response.
  • He adds a new domain, the Behavioral Domain, which ‘capsulizes and summarizes the co-requisite objectives of the cognitive, affective and psychomotor domains’.
  • A song can, for instance, have movements, in the same way as a classical concerto, only capsulized. A Lost Pop Symphony
  • Four great sayings, or mahavakyas, capsulize his message: Sarvam Sivam seyal, ‘Siva is doing it all; ‘Thanai ari, ‘Know thy Self by thyself; ‘Sarvam Sivamayam, ‘All is Siva; ‘and Summa iru, ‘Be still.’
  • This neatly capsulizes the administration's ongoing depredations in Colombia, all under the shady banner of the war on drugs.
  • Tastemakers can be capsulized as: "I like this, I don't like that, I'm hip so follow me. Blog reviews
  • In retrospect, I might have rebuffed him by using the correlation ‘Silence = Death’ devised by AIDS activists to capsulize my analysis of the effects of state sexual censorship.
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