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Telescopically

Definition

(formal) In a manner that collapses or compresses a series of events, processes, or structures into a smaller, more condensed form, often making them appear more closely connected or simultaneous than they actually are. Typically used in academic or technical contexts to describe the effects of technological advancements or methodological innovations on traditional notions of time, space, or causality.

Example Sentences

1The advent of digital communication has allowed for the telescopically accelerated exchange of ideas across the globe, effectively shrinking the distance between cultures.
2By analyzing the data telescopically, researchers were able to identify patterns that would have been imperceptible through traditional methods.
3The new software enables users to view historical events telescopically, compressing decades of data into a single, interactive timeline.
4Critics argue that the telescopically condensed narrative of the documentary oversimplifies the complexities of the issue, neglecting crucial contextual details.
5The philosopher's concept of 'telescopically nested' temporalities challenges traditional notions of chronology, suggesting that events from different eras can be intertwined in complex ways.

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