Nutshelled

Pronunciation: /nʌtʃɛld/

Definitions of nutshelled

verb to summarize or condense something into a concise form, like the contents of a nutshell

Example Sentences

A1 Can you nutshell the plot of the movie for me?

A2 She nutshelled the main points of the presentation in just a few sentences.

B1 I need you to nutshell the key findings of the research study.

B2 The professor nutshelled the complex theory so that all students could understand.

C1 He nutshelled the entire history of the company in a concise and informative manner.

C2 The author nutshelled the themes of the novel in the introduction, setting the tone for the entire book.

Examples of nutshelled in a Sentence

formal The report nutshelled the key findings of the study.

informal Can you nutshell the plot of the movie for me?

slang Just nutshell it for me, I don't have time for all the details.

figurative In a nutshelled version, she said she was leaving because she needed to find herself.

Grammatical Forms of nutshelled

• past tense: nutshelled
• plural: nutshells
• present tense: nutshell
• future tense: will nutshell
• perfect tense: has nutshelled
• continuous tense: is nutshelling
• singular: nutshell
• positive degree: nutshell
• infinitive: to nutshell
• gerund: nutshelling
• participle: nutshelling

Origin and Evolution of nutshelled

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'nutshelled' originates from the practice of summarizing information or ideas into a concise form, likened to the small size of a nutshell.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe the act of summarizing something succinctly, 'nutshelled' has evolved to also mean presenting information or ideas in a clear and concise manner.