Where does “succinct” come from?
Succinct comes from Middle English succinte, from Old French succinct, from Latin succinctus meaning "girded up," derived from Latin succingo "to gird up," which combines Latin sub "under" with a root from Proto-Indo-European kenk- and Proto-Indo-European upo.
succinct (English): brief and to the point; compressed into a tiny...
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- brief and to the point; compressed into a tiny...
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