abstracter
- noun
- /æbˈstræktər/
- The consultant hired an abstracter to create an overview of the research findings for the presentation.
Examples
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Mathematical genius, mineralogist, assayer and abstracter of titles, and according to his son, a "complete misanthrope," Florian held it "dishonorable for one to make money where he had scorned to do so."
Fiction book (2000) -
The abstracter diligently summarized the long report into a concise document for the team.
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As an experienced abstracter, he was responsible for condensing complex legal texts into simpler summaries.
Synonyms
A person who gives a short report of important information
A person who gives a short summary of the main points
A person or tool that makes a short version of a longer text
A person who makes a long text shorter while keeping its main ideas
A person who reads documents and writes short summaries
A person who makes a long text shorter
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word abstracter comes from abstract + -er, where abstract means to 'pull out' the main idea and leave the details behind. So an abstracter is a person who pulls out the main points and makes a short summary.