1. in a way that gives or takes a general view of the whole; providing a summary or overview

Examples

• The report presents the data synoptically, highlighting the main trends.
• She reviewed the century’s events synoptically in her lecture.
• The chart displays the information synoptically for easy comparison.
• The professor explained the theory synoptically before diving into details.
• The weather map shows conditions synoptically across the entire region.
• He approached the problem synoptically, considering all factors together.