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1. (adj.) concise
expressing much in few words; brief but comprehensive; succinct; terse.
Etymology: (1580–90; < L concīsus cut short, orig. ptp. of concīdere to cut up)
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| Definition of 'concise' |
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1. (adj) concise
expressing much in few words
"a concise explanation"
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1. (adjective) concise
clear, but using few words
a concise statement
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| Definition of 'concise' |
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1. (adj) concise
expressing much in a few words; condensed; brief and compacted; -- used of style in writing or speaking
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Sense: brief but comprehensive
a clear concise statement.
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 Afrikaans: saaklik, skerp omlynd, bo |
 Arabic: وَجيز، مُخْتَصَر |
 Bulgarian: стегнат |
 Brazilian: conciso |
 Czech: stručný ale výstižný |
 German: prägnant |
 Danish: kortfattet; konsis |
 Greek: συνοπτικός και κατανοητός |
 Spanish: conciso |
 Estonian: sisutihe |
 Farsi: مختصر؛ موجز |
 Finnish: ytimekäs |
 French: concis |
 Hebrew: תַמצִיתִי |
 Hindi: लघु, संक्षिप्त |
 Croatian: sažet, koncizan |
 Hungarian: tömör |
 Indonesian: ringkas |
 Icelandic: gagnorður |
 Italian: conciso |
 Japanese: 簡潔な |
 Korean: 간결한 |
 Lithuanian: glaustas |
 Latvian: koncentrēts; kodolīgs |
 Malay: ringkas lagi padat |
 Dutch: bondig |
 Norwegian: kortfattet, konsis |
 Polish: zwięzły |
 Persian: مختصر؛ موجز |
 Pashto: لنډ، موجز |
 Portuguese: sucinto |
 Romanian: concis |
 Russian: краткий |
 Slovak: stručný, krátky |
 Slovenian: zgoščen |
 Serbian: koncizan |
 Swedish: koncis |
 Thai: สั้นกระชับ |
 Turkish: kısa ve öz |
 Taiwanese: 簡明的 |
 Ukrainian: стислий; короткий |
 Urdu: مختصر مگر جامع |
 Vietnamese: ngắn gọn |
 Chinese: 简明的 |
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