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

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

From BBC

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

From Los Angeles Times

In their farewell album as Tennis, husband-and-wife folk rockers Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley succinctly pack 14 years of introspection and hypnotic melodies into one stunning record.

From Salon

"He's not a slogger, is he? He's playing proper shots," was how Brook put it succinctly.

From BBC

When asked whether CBS News and the group at “60 Minutes” would continue to enjoy his support, Cheeks said succinctly: “My entire team.”

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• shortly