Search
Select the dictionary language
panoptic
01
encompassing or considering all aspects, elements, or viewpoints of a subject
Grammatical Information
Composition
Compound
qualitative
Superlative
most panoptic
Comparative
more panoptic
gradable
domain
analysis, perspective, comprehensiveness
Examples
The professor’s panoptic analysis of the novel covered every possible theme and interpretation.
02
offering a broad, all-encompassing view that allows almost every detail of a scene or area to be seen at once
Examples
The observation deck offered a panoptic view of the city, with every major landmark visible.
LanGeek
Download Our Mobile App
Lexical Tree
panoptic
pan
optic
