1. enclosing or containing something in or as if in a capsule; summarizing or condensing information into a brief form
Usage: British spelling; American equivalent is 'capsulizing'; present participle of 'capsulise'

Examples

• The pharmaceutical company is capsulising the new medication for easier distribution.
• She excels at capsulising complex ideas into simple, memorable statements.
• The report is capsulising the key findings from months of research.
• They are capsulising the vitamins in gelatin shells for consumer use.
• The journalist is capsulising the entire debate into a single paragraph.