Thesaurus / succinct
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The succinct legislation8 essentially required school sports programs to offer equal opportunities to women, relative to their male counterparts, and the effect was immediate.
WHICH WOMEN’S SPORTS BENEFITED THE MOST FROM TITLE IX?NEIL PAINE (NEIL.PAINE@FIVETHIRTYEIGHT.COM)JUNE 21, 2022FIVETHIRTYEIGHTLawmakers and their investigators threshed through more than 1,000 interviews to present a succinct two-hour opening evening replete with videos, maps, animations, radio calls, and live testimony.
THE JAN. 6 HEARING LAID BARE HOW D.C. IS STILL RECOVERING FROM THAT AWFUL DAYPHILIP ELLIOTTJUNE 10, 2022TIME“No,” was Belichick’s succinct response when reporters asked him about it.
BILL BELICHICK SAYS CAM NEWTON’S VACCINATION STATUS PLAYED NO ROLE IN HIS RELEASECINDY BORENSEPTEMBER 1, 2021WASHINGTON POSTSara may be the best writer I have ever worked with – so crisp and succinct.
WHAT WE LEARNED THIS WEEK IS THAT SARA LIBBY GOT A NEW GIGSCOTT LEWISAUGUST 18, 2021VOICE OF SAN DIEGOData stories are succinct materials that boost the problem-solving process and improve productivity.
UNLOCKING THE SECRETS OF DATA STORYTELLING IN 2021RONITA MOHANMARCH 18, 2021SEARCH ENGINE WATCHHe saw Gen. Braddock as he passed on to his defeat, and could give a succinct account of that sanguinary action.
THE EVERY DAY BOOK OF HISTORY AND CHRONOLOGYJOEL MUNSELLThe tone of polite gravity is gone; what remains is less succinct, but more specific, and in its way effective.
AESOP DRESS'DBERNARD MANDEVILLEYou might almost as well read dictionaries with a hope of getting a succinct and clear view of language.
FRIENDS IN COUNCILARTHUR HELPSPuccini has, indeed, an almost unparalleled capacity for a kind of orchestral commentary which is both forceful and succinct.
ASPECTS OF MODERN OPERALAWRENCE GILMANI do not know where to look for so animated and succinct a rendering of that phase of past theatrical life.
THE ENGLISH STAGEAUGUSTIN FILONWORDS RELATED TO SUCCINCT
- abbreviated
- aphoristic
- bare
- boiled down
- breviloquent
- brief
- compendiary
- compendious
- compressed
- concise
- condensed
- crisp
- curtailed
- curtate
- cut short
- cut to the bone
- decreased
- decurtate
- diminished
- epigrammatic
- fleeting
- in a nutshell
- laconic
- lessened
- little
- momentary
- not protracted
- pithy
- precise
- sententious
- short and sweet
- short-term
- shortened
- succinct
- summarized
- summary
- terse
- undersized
- unprolonged
- unsustained
- abrupt
- aphoristic
- boiled down
- breviloquent
- brusque
- clear-cut
- clipped
- close
- compact
- compendiary
- compendious
- concise
- condensed
- crisp
- cryptic
- curt
- cut to the bone
- elliptical
- epigrammatic
- exact
- gnomic
- in a nutshell
- incisive
- laconic
- lean
- neat
- pithy
- pointed
- precise
- sententious
- short and sweet
- snappy
- succinct
- summary
- taut
- to the point
- trenchant
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