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[ UK /kəmpˈɛndi‍əm/ ]
[ US /kəmˈpɛndiəm/ ]
NOUN
  1. a concise but comprehensive summary of a larger work
  2. a publication containing a variety of works

How To Use compendium In A Sentence

  • Actually the great bit about the DVD compendium isn't the re-watching; it's watching six episodes back to back in little more than two hours.
  • A compendium of greatest hits, plus a poetic "birl" (spin) from Seamus Heaney, it seems to be modelled on the Burns night, with O'Hagan, a lively novelist and cultural commentator, playing MC. The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed
  • He does recall being presented with a compendium of his most famous sayings. Times, Sunday Times
  • A compendium of wise and worldly sentences can provide something akin to a course of education. The Times Literary Supplement
  • While the catalogue is a compendium of information on the artist and her work, it does not devote sufficient attention to one of the most extraordinary aspects of the exhibition.
  • May 11, 2009 at 9:31 pm the compendium have everything that ever had the title rising star on te cover page. This Week on the Major Spoilers Podcast: Rising Stars | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News
  • Nor is it just a compendium of technical information. Times, Sunday Times
  • An odd bestiary, or, A compendium of instructive and entertaining descriptions of animals: Culled from five centuries of travelers 'accounts, natural histories, ... famous and obscure, arranged as an abecedary by Alan James Robinson 120th Tournament of Roses Parade: An Intimate Photographic Essay
  • Despite its wide range and the huge number of songs it examines it is, at this stage, a sampler rather than a compendium.
  • Carvel, "within their limits, are works of art;" The Inside of the Cup "is no more than a compendium of paralogy, as silly and smattering as a speech by William Jennings Bryan or a shocker by Jane Addams. A Book of Prefaces
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