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

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

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Hi Sarah, I wanted to discuss the budget for our upcoming project.B: Sure, what specifically do you need to address?A: I reviewed the numbers, and it looks like we'll need to reallocate some funds to marketing.B: Understood. Let's prioritize that reallocation. Do you have a proposed plan?A: Yes, I can draft it by end of day. I'll keep it direct and to the point.
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