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concise

[kuhn-sahys] / kənˈsaɪs /


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But a more concise assessment occurs earlier: “Controversy was her oxygen.”

From The Wall Street Journal

AI systems, which have infinite time and patience, might explain things more slowly and completely, while a busy doctor might give a more concise answer.

From Scientific American

The answer is clear and concise: powerful groups are capable of defending themselves, not surprisingly; and by media standards, it is a scandal when their position and rights are threatened.

From Salon

In her clear, concise prose, Chung makes the personal political, tackling everything from America’s crushingly unjust health care system to the country’s gauzy assumptions about adoption, a practice that is itself rooted in economic inequality.

From New York Times

“If you want to say anything, it’s got to be concise,” he said.

From Washington Post