DIRECT AND TO THE POINT

Definition: Expressing thoughts or information clearly and concisely without unnecessary details; straightforward and succinct.

Synonyms: Concise, Succinct, Straightforward, Brief, Blunt

Usage Examples in Sentences

The teacher's instructions were direct and to the point, making it easy for the students to follow.

I like it when people give me direct and to-the-point answers.

The manager's direct and to-the-point email clarified the new project guidelines.

His direct and to the point explanation helped the students understand the complex mathematical concept.

The politician's speech was direct and to the point, addressing key issues facing the community.

In the business meeting, she presented a direct and to the point proposal for cost-cutting measures.

His dissertation was direct and to the point, leaving no room for ambiguity or unnecessary elaboration.

The judge's instructions to the jury were direct and to the point, ensuring clarity in the complex legal proceedings.

She appreciated his direct and to the point communication style, which saved her time.

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The summary provided was direct and to the point, capturing the main ideas succinctly.

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His writing style was admired for being direct and to the point, conveying ideas effectively.

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The presentation was praised for being direct and to the point, keeping the audience engaged.

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Being direct and to the point helps in avoiding misunderstandings during discussions.

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Direct and to the point communication is appreciated in professional settings.

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Start your presentation by being direct and to the point to capture the audience's attention.

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In his speeches, the politician always aims to be direct and to the point.

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Direct and to the point, the manual provided clear instructions for assembly.

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The manager's feedback was direct and to the point, helping the team improve quickly.

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In her essay, she was praised for being direct and to the point in conveying her arguments.