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 Words From

• un·suc·cinct·ly adverb

Word History and Origins

Origin of succinctly¹

succinct + -ly

Example Sentences

Lord Ericht appeared to sum up their position succinctly on Friday, when he suggested it amounted to them asking him to say: "I accept this decision is unlawful but I give it lawful effect."

From BBC

When asked which theaters Flynn sees as peer organizations, he doesn’t trot out communal news releases but answers succinctly: Echo Theater Company.

From Los Angeles Times

As one X/Twitter user succinctly put it, it all just feels like Burton, in "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," “did the wildest stereotypical s**t.”

From Salon

Unbridled, Bream succinctly described the verdict in a political context.

From Los Angeles Times

On Monday, day 12 of the trial, prosecutors introduced a document that appears to succinctly answer that question: yes.

From Salon

Related Words

• shortly