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Meanings of terseness in English
Catalan
laconisme Usage of terseness in English
1
Baedeker, with his customary over terseness, begins and ends the tale thus:
2
The following table illustrates the perfect simplicity and terseness of the Esperanto verb.
3
His expression is calm, but he's angry-theterseness in his voice betrays him.
4
Of the white-collar jobholders he said with his usual terseness, Hell!
5
Given their terseness, it is hard to explain further without revealing significant plot details.
6
This evidences itself most strikingly in his terseness of speech.
7
To render the splendour, the terseness, the harmony, of this magnificent hymn seems impossible.
8
Rad scowled and said nothing, and the rest of his answers were terseness itself.
9
The rest are distinguished by brevity, terseness, and scientific precision.
10
It is an extraordinary specimen of argument, terseness, and erudition.
11
The very terseness of her question seemed to jerk an unwilling answer from the guard.
12
When he spoke again, his initial terseness was gone.
13
The short sentence is the most important step toward brevity, terseness, conciseness and clear thinking.
14
And on occasion Mr. McNally could be terseness itself.
15
Metran would be doing two things, Loren had explained with a terseness alien to him.
16
His terseness has been compared to that of Tacitus.
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