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It means that you can say a lot in a few words, if they are well chosen and pithy.
It also suggests that if you do not talk in excess, people will be more likely to pay attention when you do talk and so your words will be more effective and in effect say more.

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This phrase suggests that effective communication doesn't necessarily require using a lot of words. It emphasizes the importance of being concise and impactful in delivering your message, as clarity and brevity can often convey more meaning and significance than verbosity. It encourages people to be thoughtful and intentional in their communication.

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