succinctly

[suhk-singkt-lee]

adverb

1. in a concise or verbally brief manner.

   Students must demonstrate the ability to correctly and succinctly communicate research findings.

Other Word Forms

• unsuccinctly adverb

Word History and Origins

Origin of succinctly¹

succinct + -ly

Example Sentences

Each person’s tax situation is different and not everything can be modeled succinctly to capture the environment each investor may be facing.

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OpenAI may very well be the hottest start-up of all time—and there is a long line of investors looking to back them—but a trillion dollars is, to put it succinctly, nuts.

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“Or, as defendant Secretary Noem put it succinctly in a February 19 internal memorandum, States whose policies she dislikes ‘should not receive a single dollar of the Department’s money.’”

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Summing it up more succinctly, Kelce described the album as "12 bangers".

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As a summary of his research succinctly put it: “Be nice. Be ready to forgive. But don’t be a pushover.”

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Related Words

• shortly