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facit

facit

9.9
A short summary of the main facts at the end of a document
  • noun
  • /ˈfæsɪt/
translation icon : resumen
  • Each chapter of the book ends with a brief facit highlighting the key findings.

Examples

  • After reviewing the evidence, the judge requested a facit to summarize the main points.

  • Can you provide a facit for the project results?

  • The accountant included a clear facit at the end of the financial statement.

  • The report concluded with a facit summarizing the findings.

  • The accountant included a clear facit at the end of the financial statement.

  • After reviewing the evidence, the judge requested a facit to summarize the main points.

  • Each chapter of the book ends with a brief facit highlighting the key findings.

Synonyms

summary
vsfacit
397 2.7

A short statement giving the main points without details

is specifically a factual statement usually presented at document end
brief
vsfacit
67 4.2

A short written summary of a longer document

is narrower and focuses on a factual statement placed at report end
review
vsfacit
5 1.9

A short summary that repeats the main points

is a concise factual statement normally given at a report's end
summing up
vsfacit
  • Formal
4 4.4

A short statement of the main points at the end of a meeting or court case

is a factual statement usually placed at the end of a report
sum-up
vsfacit
1 3.9

A short description of the main points

is focused on stating facts at a document or report ending

How Detailed

report
1.3
facit
9.9
to note
951 1.6

Surface Forms

facit singular
facits plural

Etymology

Facit comes from Latin facere 'to make' and is related to the English word fact, which originally meant something 'made' or 'done'. So a facit as a summary is like a short list of the main 'made' points or facts at the end of a report.