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Terse means something that is spoken using minimum words, in other words, abrupt. Succinct means expressing clearly. Then why does Google dictionary show these words to be synonyms?










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      Terse means something that is spoken using minimum words, in other words, abrupt. Succinct means expressing clearly. Then why does Google dictionary show these words to be synonyms?










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      Terse means something that is spoken using minimum words, in other words, abrupt. Succinct means expressing clearly. Then why does Google dictionary show these words to be synonyms?







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