in a nutshell

/ɪn ɐ nˈʌtʃɛl/

[phrase]

in a nutshell

[PHRASE]

used before giving a short and clear summary of something

Examples

1. The last one is not all disabled people, deaf people, et cetera, et cetera have carers or carepersons, basically, in a nutshell, not always have access to accessibility.

2. And in a nutshell, it wasn't really all that accessible.

3. It's gonna be a little bit different because something new came out, but in a nutshell, pretty much the same, there you go.

4. Every day the number seems to change but in a nutshell, a lot of people, and worldwide, about 642 million people which, worldwide we're (Indistinct).