panoptic — showing or seeing the whole at one view; all-encompassing in scope or content
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: showing or seeing the whole at one view; all-encompassing in scope or content
Pronunciation (IPA): /pænˈɑːptɪk/
Example Sentences
- The CEO's panoptic management style made employees feel like they were always being watched.
- The drone provided a panoptic view of the disaster area for rescue operations.
- Social media platforms have created a panoptic society where privacy is nearly extinct.
panoptic
ADJECTIVE[/pænˈɑːptɪk/]
showing or seeing the whole at one view; all-encompassing in scope or content
showing or seeing the whole at one view; all-encompassing in scope or content
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“The CEO's panoptic management style made employees feel like they were always being watched.”
“The drone provided a panoptic view of the disaster area for rescue operations.”
“Social media platforms have created a panoptic society where privacy is nearly extinct.”
“My mother's panoptic awareness of neighborhood gossip amazes me every time.”
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