Snapshot Definition

snăpshŏt
snapshots
noun
snapshots
A hurried shot fired with little or no aim.
Webster's New World
An informal photograph, usually intended for private use, taken with a small camera.
Webster's New World
An isolated observation.
A sociopolitical snapshot of the electorate.
American Heritage
A brief, often informal, explanation or summary.
Webster's New World
Anything regarded as typifying something larger or more encompassing.
A neighborhood that is a snapshot of Middle America.
Webster's New World
Synonyms:
verb
To take a snapshot of.
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Other Word Forms of Snapshot

Noun

Singular:
snapshot
Plural:
snapshots

Origin of Snapshot

Snapshot Sentence Examples

  • It gave her a snapshot of their interests and personalities as well.

  • The human subjects in portrait photography are already used to having their snapshot taken, but the subject having sensual pictures taken of herself might not be as experienced.

  • For just a small snapshot of student achievement at the college, the current range of SAT verbal and math scores for enrolled freshmen is 700 to 790 out of 800 possible points.

  • The PSAT's primary function is to provide students with a snapshot experience of the future exam and identify areas of academic weakness or strength to help them prepare.

  • Just take a quick snapshot from some of the more famous ones.

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Words Starting With

SSNSNA

Words Ending With

TOTHOT

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Words Starting With S and Ending With T

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8 Letter Words8 Letter Words Starting With S8 Letter Words Ending With T