? Obs. Also 7 -izall. [f. COMPRISE v. + -AL.] The action of comprising; that in which this is embodied; a compendium.
1643. Horn & Robotham, Gate Lang. Unl., c. § 993. Here hast thou briefly and closely trussed up a short comprizall.
1649. J. E., trans. Behmen’s Epist., 22. Which I shall impart unto you … in a briefe and short comprisall.
1686. Boyle, Eng. Notion Nat., 73. Cosmical Mechanism; that is, a Comprisal of all the mechanical affections … that belong to the matter of the great System of the Universe.
