Word Adverb
succinctly
adv.
C1 Advanced US /səkˈsɪŋktɫi/ UK /səksˈɪŋktli/ suc·cinct·ly
Definition
adv.in a way that is short and to the point. You use this when you want to say exactly what you need to without any extra words.
adv.in a manner that is brief, concise, and to the point. Often used to describe the delivery of information or the style of writing.
Examples
“She explained the problem succinctly in just a few sentences.”
“The lawyer presented the evidence succinctly to the jury to avoid confusion.”
“The report was written succinctly, ensuring that the board could grasp the core findings without sifting through unnecessary technical details.”
Real-world usage
“They said AI had been used to rewrite some paragraphs more succinctly, but was not used for originating research or for the generation of the report.”
This entry
Level C1 · Advanced
Frequency Occasional
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