concinnous
Americanadjective
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Etymology
Origin of concinnous
1645–55; < Latin concinnus neatly arranged, elegant; see -ous
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It is amazing to find to what a degree you manage to cover so wide a field while being at once precise and percipient, concise and concinnous, racy and readable.
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