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   Round·up

   /ˈroundˌəp/

   

   noun

   • 1. a systematic gathering together of people or things: "each spring, there was a mass roundup of cattle" Similar gathering togethercollecting upcollectionassemblyassemblingrallyrallyingmustermusteringmarshalingherding togetherrodeocorrallingwranglingOpposite dispersal
   • ▪ a summary of facts or events: "a news roundup every fifteen minutes" Similar summarysynopsisoverviewreviewsurveyoutlinesummarizationdigestrecapitulationprecistour d'horizonwrap-upinformal:recap

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