Epitome and Sum

Epitome

Epitome noun - A short statement of the main points.
Usage example: the golden rule is often cited as the epitome of moral conduct: “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you”

Sum and epitome are semantically related In some cases you can use "Sum" instead a noun "Epitome".

Sum

Sum noun - A short statement of the main points.
Usage example: the district attorney delivered a sum of the evidence against the accused that was simply staggering

Epitome and sum are semantically related in total topic. Sometimes you can use "Epitome" instead a noun "Sum".

How words are described

complete complete epitome complete sum
original original epitome original sum
real real epitome real sum
ultimate ultimate epitome ultimate sum
Other adjectives: national, highest.

Both words in one sentence

  • In Exalted, the Dragonblooded Exalted represent the very epitome of this trope and All Your Colors Combined; when they throw Elemental Bolt or Elemental Burst together, their powers aren't just cumulative - the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
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