Consicionous
/kənˈsɪʃ.ən.əs/noun
Characterized by being concise or cut short in expression.
Did you know?The root of 'concise' ties back to the dark art of surgical precision in language, echoing the power of words to both heal and harm.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
concisus
“cut up, shortened”
Late Latin
Late Latin
concisionem
“a cutting off or shortening”
Old French
Old French
concisen
“to cut short or abridge”
Middle English
Middle English
concision
“the act of cutting or abridging”
Modern English
English
consicionous
“characterized by conciseness or brevity in expression.”