Meanings of succinctness in English

He answers the questions posed by the Bald Beater's attorney with crisp succinctness.

I admire your succinctness, Master Skimmer, and confess you for the pink of etiquette.

Then Dora replied with a succinctness acquired from her father:

It was like a bomb, and a bomb is the very last thing in succinctness.

I know this is a lengthy note (succinctness has never been my strong suit).

For brevity, succinctness, and concentration, it is perhaps without its peer in the literature of murder.

Something which was not the words was of a succinctness which filled her with new terror.

Thucydides, as we have already observed, relates ordinary transactions with the unpretending clearness and succinctness of a gazette.

And with British succinctness, she did it all in six episodes, and still had time to get drunk.

The legal succinctness annoyed Scott.

With typical succinctness, she offers a capsule version of her ascent in the album's hard-hitting opening track 'Get Up 10'.

As explanation, the executor of the estate presented to Bobby a letter from Corky that was a masterpiece of succinctness:

Where Congreve excels all his English rivals is in his literary force, and a succinctness of style peculiar to him.

Such succinctness was reassuring.

Robert heard the gravity in her voice, the succinctness of her message, and knew what it meant, could read her shorthand.

He stated with peculiar succinctness some singular developments of genius in the second of these prodigies, which do not always accompany such tender adolescence.