epitomator

noun

epit·​o·​ma·​tor

ə̇ˈpitəˌmātə(r),

ēˈ-,

eˈ-,

-itə-,

-ātə-

plural -s

: epitomist

Word History

Etymology

Late Latin epitomatus (past participle of epitomare to epitomize, from Latin epitome) + English -or

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