compendious
kəmˈpɛndiəs
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Definition of compendious - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
writingRarecontaining essential information in a concise formRare
  • The report was compendious and easy to understand.
succinct terse
2.
summaryRarebriefly summarizing a large body of knowledgeRare
  • She gave a compendious overview of the entire project.
concise succinct terse
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Origin of compendious

Latin, compendium (brief)

Examples of compendious in a sentence

  • The textbook is compendious, covering all major topics succinctly.
  • His compendious report covered all the necessary details.
  • The book offers a compendious guide to world history.

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  1. French:succinct, compendieux, ...
  2. German:prägnant, kurzgefasst, ...
  3. Italian:conciso, compendioso, ...
  4. Spanish:conciso, compendioso, ...
  5. Portuguese:conciso, compendioso, ...
  6. Chinese:简明的, ...
  7. Japanese:簡潔な, 要約的な, ...
  8. Arabic:مُوجَز, تلخيصي, ...
  9. Hebrew:תַּמְצִיתִי, מְקֻצָּר, ...
  10. Russian:сжатый, компактный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:стислий, компендіумний, ...
  12. Hindi:संक्षिप्त, ...
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