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synoptic

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Synonyms: synaptic, syncoptic, synopsis, panoptic, synodic, syndetic, scoptic, syntopic, synectic, synetic, scioptic

Antonyms: synaptic, syncoptic, synopsis, panoptic, synodic, syndetic, scoptic, syntopic, synectic, synetic, scioptic

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Adjective

  1. Of or relating to a [[synopsis]].
  2. {{lb|en|meteorology|especially|of data}} Obtained [[simultaneously]] over a wide area, for presenting a [[comprehensive]] and nearly [[instantaneous]] [[picture]] of the state of the [[atmosphere]].
  3. {{lb|en|Christianity}} Pertaining to the gospels of {{w|Gospel of Matthew|Matthew}}, {{w|Gospel of Mark|Mark}} and {{w|Gospel of Luke|Luke}}.

Noun

  1. One of the [[Synoptic#Adjective|Synoptic]] [[Gospel]]s.

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