gists (Meaning)
gists
the ground or foundation of a legal action without which it would not be sustainable, the main point of a subject, the main point or part, the ground (see ground entry 1 sense 4a) of a legal action
Synonyms & Antonyms of gists
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gists Sentence Examples
- The meeting was brief and to the point, presenting only the gists of the main points.
- The professor's lecture provided the essential gists of the complex theories, making them easier to grasp.
- The reporter was able to distill the gists of the lengthy interview into a concise news article.
- The gists of the novel were both thought-provoking and emotionally resonant.
- I skimmed the report to get the gists of its conclusions before delving into the details.
- The student took notes during the lecture, jotting down the gists of each idea discussed.
- The marketing campaign focused on conveying the gists of the product's benefits to potential customers.
- The research paper provided a comprehensive overview, highlighting the gists of the key findings.
- The gists of the presentation were clear and well-organized, ensuring that the audience understood the main themes.
- The debate moderator skillfully summarized the gists of the candidates' positions, allowing the voters to make informed decisions.
FAQs About the word gists
the ground or foundation of a legal action without which it would not be sustainable, the main point of a subject, the main point or part, the ground (see groun
essences, kernels, cores, hearts, sums, roots, points, nubbins, bottom lines, piths
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The meeting was brief and to the point, presenting only the gists of the main points.
The professor's lecture provided the essential gists of the complex theories, making them easier to grasp.
The reporter was able to distill the gists of the lengthy interview into a concise news article.
The gists of the novel were both thought-provoking and emotionally resonant.
