digest
n. countable B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈdaɪdʒɛst// di·gest
n. a short summary of a longer piece of writing or a collection of news stories. It helps you get the main ideas without reading everything.
n. a compilation or summary of material or information, often published in a condensed form. Frequently refers to a collection of legal rules or a periodical that summarizes current events.
I read a weekly digest of the latest technology news.
The legal department issued a monthly digest of recent court rulings to keep the staff updated on new precedents.
Scholars often rely on a comprehensive digest of historical documents when the original archives are too vast to examine in their entirety within a single semester.
Usage
Often takes the preposition 'of' to indicate the subject matter being summarized.