Another way of saying "in a nutshell"

Any ways I can say "in a nutshell" at the end of a point in a speech without making it seem like it's the end of the speech but still summing up one of the points? Thanks

Reply 1

xWanderlustx

As a result, in conclusion, to conclude...
In essence, your trying to look for a transition word if I'm right.

Basically

In brief, in short, to summarise, to sum up?

Reply 4

Stevo F

In a walnutshell

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