Message and Summary

Message

Message noun - A piece of conveyed information.

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Summary and message are semantically related in thing topic. In some cases you can use "Summary" instead a noun "Message", when it comes to topics like account, note.

Nearby Words: messaged, messaging

Summary

Summary noun - A short statement of the main points.

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Message and summary are semantically related in account topic. Sometimes you can use "Message" instead a noun "Summary", if it concerns topics such as note.

Nearby Words: summarize, summarise, summation, summarily, summarization

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How words are described

good	good message	good summary
full	full message	full summary
long	long message	long summary
exact	exact message	exact summary
Other adjectives: brief, short, original, simple, actual, entire, real, little, general, final, basic.

Both words in one sentence

Since episode 6, the official Asahi website has started posting the name of the Cure to present the 10th Anniversary message along each episode summary.

Source: The Cameo / Happiness Charge Pretty Cure
During these Crises, the long-dead Seldon always steps in with a recorded message telling the current generation of Foundationers what they need to hear (or a summary of the recent past), as he has predicted it decades previously.

Source: Literature / Foundation
The Condemned seems to do it for him, as well, judging by the fact that he actually interrupts his summary of the movie to deliver a several-minutes-long rant about the film's hamfisted, hypocritical, and just plain unfortunate message.

Source: Web Video / Bad Movie Beatdown

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