Encapsulate (verb)

To enclose something in or as if in a capsule; to express or present something in a succinct or condensed form.

Origin:

Mid 20th century: from en- "within" + capsule (from latin capsula "little box") on the pattern of encapsulate.

Examples:

1. The idea was encapsulated in a single sentence.
2. The report encapsulates the findings of the research.
3. Encapsulating the main points of the argument in a brief statement.
4. Encapsulating the main ideas in a summary.
5. The novel encapsulates the essence of the society at that time.