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Verb(1) enclose in a capsule(2) put in a short or concise form; reduce in volume

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(1) Four great sayings, or mahavakyas, capsulize his message: Sarvam Sivam seyal, ‘Siva is doing it all; ‘Thanai ari, ‘Know thy Self by thyself; ‘Sarvam Sivamayam, ‘All is Siva; ‘and Summa iru, ‘Be still.’(2) I've been learning so much, it's hard to capsulize it.(3) he was able to capsulize views on the referendum(4) Among the gathering crowd, roving bands of reporters snatch interviews and roll tape in an effort to capsulize the purpose of the ride for a future sound bite.(5) For the purpose of this paper, a practitioner's view is taken to capsulize consolidation over the past 20 or so years.(6) Murray Street's ‘Rain on Tin’ was a euphoric rollercoaster ride that seemed to capsulize the band's entire career.(7) In other words, you would capsulize their response.(8) In retrospect, I might have rebuffed him by using the correlation ‘Silence = Death’ devised by AIDS activists to capsulize my analysis of the effects of state sexual censorship.(9) ‘A failed attempt to capsulize a feeling’ proclaim the liner notes to the much-anticipated debut album from Straylight Run, the Taking Back Sunday spin-off fronted by John Nolan.(10) I want you both to capsulize , each one of you, its mission for you.(11) However, most prominent are The Star and The Voice which capsulize the happenings of the week.(12) The dialogue and art direction are outstanding, perfectly capsulizing New York mobsters in the 70's.(13) As the December 25 Time capsulized it, ‘A sizable number of critics, from law professors to some of the Court's own members, have attacked the ruling as… politically motivated.’(14) This neatly capsulizes the administration's ongoing depredations in Colombia, all under the shady banner of the war on drugs.(15) His character cannot be capsulized in a sound bite.(16) Andy later capsulized it all in his ‘15 minutes of fame’ quip - which at the time was almost paradoxical, but soon described more ‘celebs’ than you could shake a remote at.