summate
Combine into one
To summate is to add together or form a total.
The word appears mainly in technical contexts—biology, physiology, statistics—where multiple inputs combine into a cumulative effect: The nerve impulses summate to trigger a response.
In everyday English, sum up or total serve the same purpose with less formality.
Combine into total
accumulate · aggregate · combine · compute · calculate · reckon · enumerate · tabulate
End or infer
- synthesizeCombine into unified whole
- encapsulateContain or summarize completely
- distillPurify through vaporization
- consolidateUnite separate things
condense · recapitulate · synopsis · digest · abstract · overview · wrap-up · gist
add
Combine into total
increment · accumulate · aggregate · combine · compute · calculate · reckon · enumerate · tabulate · count
conclude
End or infer
- synthesizeCombine into unified whole
- encapsulateContain or summarize completely
- distillPurify through vaporization
consolidate · condense · recapitulate · synopsis · digest · abstract · overview · wrap-up · gist · essence
sigma
Eighteenth Greek letter
- integralAntiderivative or crucial component
- seriesOrdered set of related items
- formulaFixed method or notation
equation · arithmetic · calculus · algorithm · computation · function · variable · notation · proof · sequence
summatesubtract
Remove from a sum
divide · deduct · minus · take away · difference
summatedisaggregate
Separate into parts
separate · decompose · break down · partition · itemize
- in summaryRestating the main points
- plot summaryCondensed narrative overview
- executive summaryCondensed overview for decision-makers
- case summaryCondensed legal overview
- to summarizeState core points briefly
- quick summaryCondensed overview of content
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