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41concise — adjective giving information clearly and in few words. Derivatives concisely adverb conciseness noun concision noun Origin C16 (earlier (ME) as concision): from Fr. concis or L. concisus, past participle of concidere cut up, cut down …
42concise — a. Brief, short, laconic, summary, compendious, succinct, terse, pithy, sententious, comprehensive, pointed, compact, condensed, compressed …
43concise — adj 1. succinct, pithy, terse, tight, epigrammatic; short, brief, small, thumbnail; cryptic, laconic, to the point, pointed, direct, straightforward; curt, abrupt, brusque, crisp, brisk, sharp, incisive, keen, trenchant; clear cut, decisive,… …
44concise — con·cise …
45concise — adjective Syn: succinct, pithy, brief, abridged, condensed, abbreviated, compact, potted Ant: lengthy …
46concise — [kənˈsaɪs] adj expressed clearly using only a few words concisely adv …
47concise — Pili pono ā kūlike, wehewehena kūpono a pōkole, akipohe …
48CONCISE — abbr. COSINE Network s Central Information Service for Europe (COSINE, Netzwerk) …
49concise — adj. (of speech, writing, style, or a person) brief but comprehensive in expression. Derivatives: concisely adv. conciseness n. Etymology: F concis or L concisus past part. of concidere (as com , caedere cut) …
50Concise list of Roman Emperors — This is the short overview of Roman Emperors: for more detail and explanation, see: list of Roman Emperors and Roman Emperor.The PrincipateJulio Claudian dynastyNervo Trajanic DynastyRulers during the Crisis of the Third CenturyBritannic Empire… …