Snippeted

The past tense and past participle of the verb 'snippet', meaning to extract a small, often representative, portion or fragment from a larger piece of text, audio, video, or other form of media. This process often involves selecting and isolating specific information, data, or content with the intent of sharing, referencing, or using it independently. The extracted portion is a 'snippet'. The act implies a deliberate selection and often reflects the user's interest or purpose. It may also refer to the production of small audio or video clips that are short and easy to share, generally on social media.

Snippeted meaning with examples

• The researcher snippeted key passages from the historical documents, compiling them into a concise report that highlighted the relevant arguments and supporting evidence. This saved time and resources to present key information from volumes of data.
• After the concert, fans excitedly snippeted their favorite parts of the live performance and posted them on social media. The short clips, shared across many platforms, immediately captured the attention of other fans across the globe.
• The marketing team snippeted the most compelling testimonials from their customer survey, showcasing the positive experiences of previous customers in the new advertising campaign.
• Before sharing the long podcast episode, she snippeted the introduction to give listeners a taste of the hosts and subject matter; enticing listeners to listen to the full conversation.