panoramic
/,pænə'ræmik/
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Definition
Adjective: 1. Providing a wide, unbroken view of a large area: Describes a view or representation that encompasses a broad, sweeping vista, as if seen from a high vantage point or from a distance. 2. Comprehensive in scope: By extension, describes something that covers a wide range of subjects, events, or details, offering a broad overview.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- From the mountaintop, we enjoyed a panoramic view of the entire valley.
- The documentary offers a panoramic history of the 20th century.
- The hotel's rooftop restaurant is famous for its panoramic windows.
Advanced Usage
- "panoramic vision/perspective": A broad, all-encompassing way of seeing or understanding something.
- The book is praised for its panoramic perspective on the causes of the war.
- "panoramic shot/survey": In photography or film, a wide-angle shot that captures an extensive scene.
- The director opened the film with a stunning panoramic shot of the desert.
Variants and Related Words
- Panorama (noun): A wide, unbroken view of a surrounding region; a comprehensive presentation of a subject.
- The observation deck offers a breathtaking panorama of the city.
- Panoramically (adverb): In a panoramic manner.
- The landscape stretched out panoramically before us.
Synonyms
- Sweeping: Covering a wide area in a single, broad motion or view.
- Bird's-eye: Seen or presented from a high or distant vantage point, giving a wide view.
- Comprehensive: Including all or nearly all elements or aspects of something.
Related Phrases
- Panoramic view: The most common collocation, directly referring to the wide vista.
- The new camera lens allows you to capture a perfect panoramic view.
- Panoramic photograph: A wide-format photo created by stitching multiple images together or using a special lens.
- She specializes in creating beautiful panoramic photographs of coastlines.
Adjective
- as from an altitude or distance
- a bird's-eye survey
- a panoramic view