WAY TOO SHORT

Definition: Indicating that something is excessively brief or lacking in length.

Synonyms: Very Brief, Extremely Brief, Overly Brief, Excessively Brief, Unusually Brief

Usage Examples in Sentences

His story was way too short for the writing competition.

The ruler he used was way too short to measure accurately.

The professor found the student's essay way too short for a comprehensive analysis.

Her explanation was way too short to clarify the intricate details of the scientific experiment.

The movie's ending felt way too short, leaving the audience craving more resolution.

The runway model realized her dress was way too short just before stepping onto the catwalk.

His response to the complex math problem was way too short to demonstrate a thorough understanding.

The professor's lecture on quantum mechanics was way too short, leaving the students yearning for more knowledge.

As the orchestra conductor, she found the rehearsal time way too short to perfect the intricate symphony.

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The expedition's preparation period was way too short for such a challenging ascent up the formidable mountain.

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The architect deemed the project timeline way too short for the ambitious design of the avant-garde skyscraper.

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Her essay was way too short, failing to explore the complexities of the subject.

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I found the book way too short for my liking.

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Way too short, the skirt barely covered her knees.

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His explanation was way too short, leaving us with more questions than answers.

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Way too short is the time we have to complete this project.

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She found the dress way too short for the formal occasion.

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The suspense in the movie was way too short-lived.

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His temper is way too short for such delicate negotiations.

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The list of ingredients in the recipe was way too short for such a complex dish.