1. plural of conciseness; the quality or state of being concise; the use of few words to express much meaning
Usage: typically used in abstract or formal contexts; often appears in discussions of writing style or communication

Examples

• The editor praised the concisenesses of the submitted articles.
• Different writing styles demand different levels of concisenesses.
• The concisenesses of her speeches made them memorable and impactful.
• Technical manuals benefit from the concisenesses of clear, direct language.
• The concisenesses found in poetry often convey deep meaning in few words.
• Journalists value concisenesses when reporting breaking news.