compendious
concept
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first heard Sep 2026
last heard 2d ago
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Adjective meaning comprehensive and concise in language usage
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Peak in the week of 18 Sep — 9 mentions across 1 series.
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newest first · ▶ plays the momentPeter SokolowskiMerriam-Webster's Word of the Day · compendious · 2:06 · 2d ago
…Today, however, Compendious asserts comprehensiveness typically without brevity.…
Peter SokolowskiMerriam-Webster's Word of the Day · compendious · 1:42 · 2d ago
…But Webster's Compendious Dictionary was no more than a preparation for his two-volume An American Dictionary of the English language from 1828, and Compendious traces back to the Latin adjective compendiosus, meaning both comprehensive and succinct.…
Peter SokolowskiMerriam-Webster's Word of the Day · compendious · 1:30 · 2d ago
…This may come as a surprise given that compendious is now most often used to mean comprehensive, and is applied to books or published…
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