concise
kun-SICEadjMeaning giving all the needed information in few words
Memory hook con-SIZE: CUT TO SIZE. Zoe’s report ran three pages, so she cut it to size: one tight paragraph that still says it all. Now it is concise.
Her concise note said everything: “Pizza in the oven. Back at six.”
In context The first draft rambled on for ten pages, but the final report was concise: two pages that covered every key finding without a wasted word.
Similar brief, compact, succinct, to the point
Opposite wordy, long-winded, verbose
From Latin concisus, “cut short,” from concidere: con (thoroughly) + caedere (to cut).