distillment
- noun
- /dɪˈstɪlmənt/
- Archaic
- The documentary offers a distilment of decades of scientific research into a single hour.
Examples
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His report was a careful distilment of the most relevant facts and figures.
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The novel is a distilment of the author's personal experiences and observations.
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The distillment of her ideas was evident in the final report.
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Can you explain the distillments of this theory?
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The film is a distillment of the director's vision, capturing the essence of the story.
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Her speech was a distillment of the key points from weeks of research and discussions.
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This summary serves as a distillment of the entire project, highlighting the main findings.
Synonyms
A concentrated liquid from a plant used for flavour or medicine
A clear liquid collected when a substance is boiled and the steam is cooled
A pure liquid collected by heating a solution and cooling its steam
Antonyms
How Essential
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Distillment also grew to mean the purest or most important part of something, like the 'essence' left after you take away the rest, because distilling collects the clean, strongest drops. So calling something a distillment is to say it is a concentrated summary or essence.