
Today’s “Word of the Day” is encapsulate and it is a verb meaning “to express the most important qualities of something very briefly and clearly; give a summary of, put in a nutshell, epitomize, recapitulate, summarize, sum up”.
Example Sentence: The saga (a series of incidents) of whether the world’s best male tennis player should compete in a grand slam tournament has somehow managed to encapsulate humanity’s divided response to Covid.

This word is present in The Guardian article Novak Djokovic v Australia is a grudge match for our polarised age and click here to read it.
Courtesy: The Guardian
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