Synonym: brief, curt, short, terse. Antonym: diffuse, redundant. Similar words: incise, reconcile, conciliate, conciliatory, reconciliation, conceptualise, concentration camp, incisive. Meaning: [kən'saɪs] adj. expressing much in few words.
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