Pronunciation: /sʌˈmeɪʃən/
noun a total or summary of items
A1 The teacher asked the students to write a summation of the story.
A2 In math class, we learned how to do summations of numbers.
B1 The lawyer presented a summation of the evidence to the jury.
B2 The summation of the research findings was presented at the conference.
C1 The summation of the company's financial report showed a significant increase in profits.
C2 Her summation of the novel's themes was insightful and thought-provoking.
adjective relating to or constituting a sum
A1 The summation result was easy to understand.
A2 The summation of the numbers was calculated quickly.
B1 The summation method used in the experiment was efficient.
B2 The summation process required careful attention to detail.
C1 The summation analysis provided valuable insights into the data.
C2 The summation technique used in the research was highly sophisticated.
formal The summation of all the data points resulted in a clear trend analysis.
informal When you add up all the numbers, you get the summation of the data.
slang Dude, the whole thing is just the summation of everything we've been talking about.
figurative The painting was the artist's summation of all his experiences and emotions.
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