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Which of these words can be used to describe a person destitute succinct abstractor palpable?
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∙ 10y ago
out of technicality, none of them. try the words ignorant or uneducated.
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∙ 10y ago
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Destitute -Apex (:
The word means something about a person who has nothing or not alot I'm not sure but I got it right on apex, also I got the answer from the guy who committed on Wiki User
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What is photografy?
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What macromolecules is the main source of energy for all living things?
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How do you use succinct in a sentence?
Your motheris very succinct about the movie
What is a good sentence for the word succinct in the sentence?
Succinct means short and to the point. An example of succinct used in a sentence is: He gave a succinct summary of the first chapters of the story for those who were late to the reading before moving on.
Use the word succinct in a sentence?
The professor encouraged his students to be succinct in their statement.
Can you put the word succinct in a sentence?
"Please explain to me, how I was misleading you, when my listings are honest, accurate and succinct?"
How has the use of social media changed peoples writing?
it is now succinct and brief
Find a sentence with succinct in it?
It is important for dancers to be very succinct in their movements in order to receive high scores for their perfomance.
What is the antonym for succinct?
Antonyms of succinct: wordy, verbose, long-winded, prolix.
How do you use the word succinct?
To the point
What rhymes with precinct?
succinct, extinct
What is a word for briefly expressed?
succinct
How do you use succint in a sentence?
Succinct is something that is written or spoken very clearly. A good sentence would be, her speech was excellent and succinct.
Is there a mathematical equation that is the same as using exponents?
Exponents describe mathematical operations that can also be written in other ways (although not necessarily in the form of an equation). For example, 103 can also be written as 10 x 10 x 10. The exponent is more succinct. When you get to a number such as 10100 then the exponent is much more succinct. But you could still write it out if you wanted to.
