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Definition of concise - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
brief communicationgiving much information clearly in few words
- Her concise answer impressed the teacher.
- Please write a concise report for the board.
- His concise instructions saved us time during setup.
Origin of concise
Latin, concisus (cut up)
Terms with concise included in their meaning
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concise
using few words
communication
say something in a concise manner using fewer words
correspondence
concise business communication
brief statement
brief, concise statement or remark
communication
short and concise summary of a situation
communication
in a concise manner using few words
conciseness
concise and brief
concise
brief and to the point
concise
short and clear without extra details
summary
concise account of something
communication
concise and direct without unnecessary details
communication
in a direct and concise manner
communication
expressed in a concise form
concise form
expressing in a concise form
concise
woman who is concise in speech
summary
presented in a concise form
concise
brief enough to fit in a tweet
briefly
in a brief or concise manner
communication
summarize a complex subject in a concise form
terse
marked by concise expression with few words
brief style
concise and condensed in expression
communication
expressed in a concise form
conciseness
in order to make something shorter or concise
concise
man who speaks very little
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- French:concis, ...
- German:prägnant, ...
- Italian:conciso, ...
- Spanish:conciso, ...
- Portuguese:conciso, ...
- Chinese:简明的, ...
- Japanese:簡潔な, ...
- Arabic:مُوجَز, ...
- Hebrew:תַּמְצִיתִי, ...
- Russian:краткий, ...
- Ukrainian:лаконічний, ...
- Hindi:संक्षिप्त, ...
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