topline
- noun
- /ˈtɑːp.laɪn/
- Jargon
- Have they borrowed all they want at the lowest possible rates and now just need a little more inflation to grow the topline?
Examples
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The topline messages—secure operational control of the border, work with state and local officials to enforce the law, and strengthen visa security—emphasize security, enforcement, and strength.
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Because it keeps track of the same group of voters and is spread out over seven days, it isn't going to show massive swings in the topline number.
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Before I get into the numbers and the details, I want to offer a few topline takeaways I had from the process itself.
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See the topline data here, crosstabs here, and graphs and charts here.
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No, the topline unemployment number (U-3, now 7.8%) is of all people without work who actively looked for work within the past four weeks.
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The report concluded with a brief summary of the most important points, providing a clear topline for the audience.
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During the presentation, she highlighted the key findings in her topline summary to ensure everyone understood the main results.
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Before discussing the detailed analysis, he presented a topline overview of the project's outcomes.
Synonyms
A short statement giving the main points without details
The most important point in a situation
A short report that gives the main points of an event or meeting
A short summary of the main points at the end of a meeting or show
A main idea in a talk or report
A short summary of the main points of a book or article
A short statement of the main points at the end of a meeting or court case
A short summary of the main points
A short description of the main points
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Topline comes from top and line, like a short 'headline' or 'top line' that gives the 'main points' of a report. So a topline is a quick summary of the most important results.