Digest

Abridged article collection

Digest has meanings connected by the idea of breaking down and processing.

To digest food is to break it down for absorption.

To digest information is to absorb and understand it: Give me time to digest the news.

A digest is a condensed summary—information broken down to essentials: a weekly news digest, Reader's Digest.

In law, a digest compiles and organizes legal materials.

comprehension

absorb

Take in fully

grasp · internalize · take in · comprehend · make sense of · learn · synthesize · integrate · interpret · analyze

emotional

process

Steps toward a result

deal with · absorb · handle · work through · reconcile · adjust · sit with · reflect on · internalize · grapple

publication

summary

Condensed account of essentials

condensed · abridged · collection · periodical · roundup · newsletter · bulletin · recap · highlights · curated

gastrointestinal

stomach

Digestive organ below chest

nutrients · metabolism · absorption · gut · tract · bile · acids · food · chyme · pepsin

summarize

condense

Make more compact

distill · summarize · encapsulate · boil down · reduce · consolidate · simplify · streamline · truncate · abbreviate

Categories
Opposites
publication format

Digestunabridged edition

Text with nothing removed

unabridged · complete works · full text · uncut version · complete edition

biological processing

Digestregurgitate

Expel swallowed matter

vomit · expel · disgorge · throw up · eject

mental processing

Digestmisunderstand

Grasp incorrectly

reject · ignore · dismiss · disregard · overlook

Phrases
Family

digestion, digestive, digestible, indigestible, indigestion, digested, digesting, digests, digestibility

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G