laconic in Greek
laconic in Greek is λακωνικός — laconic means using very few words, in a way that seems deliberate and often dry.
laconic in Greek
λακωνικός
Pronounced: lakonikos
Using as few words as possible; pithy and concise.
What does "laconic" mean?
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adjective Using very few words, in a way that seems deliberate and often dry.
"His laconic reply was simply 'Unlikely.'"
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laconic in a sentence
- His laconic reply was simply 'Unlikely.'
- She has a laconic wit that takes people a moment to catch.
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What is "laconic" in Greek?
"laconic" in Greek is λακωνικός. laconic means: Using very few words, in a way that seems deliberate and often dry.
How do you pronounce λακωνικός?
"laconic" in Greek is λακωνικός, pronounced "lakonikos".
How do you use "laconic" in a sentence?
Example: "His laconic reply was simply 'Unlikely.'" In Greek, "laconic" is λακωνικός.
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