succinct in Latin
succinct in Latin is succinctus — succinct means expressed clearly in very few words, with nothing unnecessary included.
succinct in Latin
succinctus
Brief and to the point.
What does "succinct" mean?
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adjective Expressed clearly in very few words, with nothing unnecessary included.
"Her answer was succinct: three sentences that settled the whole argument."
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succinct in a sentence
- Her answer was succinct: three sentences that settled the whole argument.
- Try to keep the summary succinct — one page at most.
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What is "succinct" in Latin?
"succinct" in Latin is succinctus. succinct means: Expressed clearly in very few words, with nothing unnecessary included.
How do you use "succinct" in a sentence?
Example: "Her answer was succinct: three sentences that settled the whole argument." In Latin, "succinct" is succinctus.
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