succinct

[səkˈsɪŋkt]

succinct Definition

• 1. briefly and clearly expressed
• 2. using few words to give the necessary information

Using succinct: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "succinct" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The report is a succinct summary of the main points.

• Example

  She gave a succinct account of her reasons for resigning.

• Example

  His speech was clear and succinct, leaving no room for confusion.

succinct Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for succinct

• concise
• terse
• pithy
• laconic
• crisp

Antonyms for succinct

• verbose
• rambling
• long-winded

Phrases with succinct

• succinct style

  a way of writing or speaking that is brief and clear

  Example

  The author's succinct style makes his books easy to read.

• succinctly put

  used to say that something has been expressed in a brief and clear way

  Example

  He succinctly put the problem: we don't have enough money to finish the project.

• succinct statement

  a brief and clear expression of an idea or opinion

  Example

  Her succinct statement summed up the situation perfectly.

Origins of succinct

from Latin 'succinctus', meaning 'girded from below'

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Summary: succinct in Brief

The term 'succinct' [səkˈsɪŋkt] refers to expressing oneself briefly and clearly, often using few words. It is synonymous with 'concise,' 'terse,' and 'pithy.' Examples of its usage include 'The report is a succinct summary of the main points.' 'Succinct' can be used in phrases like 'succinct style' and 'succinctly put,' which denote brevity and clarity.