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Expressing much in few words.
prolix
brief
compact
summary
crisp
curt
cryptic
taciturn
terse
laconic
telegraphic
Portuguese
lacônico
1
The petitions should be put in as
concise
a form as possible.
2
All the merit of proverbs consists in the
concise
and picturesque expression.
3
Were there opportunities to add more natural language or be more
concise
?
4
It was clear,
concise
,
persuasive, and it had the jury's attention throughout.
5
Winston Churchill's answer to that perennial query was perhaps the most
concise
.
6
In her
concise
,
simple fashion, she replied: Yes, the house is yours.
7
He heard all his own ideas repeated in a
concise
,
energetic manner.
8
We shall be somewhat less
concise
in noticing the labours of Laplace.
9
HIs explanation for the breakout evening was
concise
:
I just keep shooting.
10
An authoritative and
concise
account of the development of American city government.
11
The explanations were
concise
,
and as far as she could tell, complete.
12
The headings should show the sequence of events and should be
concise
.
13
Indications of time are rarely found more short and
concise
than here:
14
It's
concise
and doesn't try to be anything more than it is.
15
His account is
concise
,
and luminous and remains forever in the mind.
16
The result was a
concise
,
basic regional guide to year-round vegetable production.
concise
more concise
as concise
very concise
so concise
concise description
Portuguese
lacônico
lacónico
sucinto
conciso
Catalan
precís
concís
Spanish
preciso