Sunday, January 31, 2010

Laconic

For some reason I keep thinking this word means lazy, sleepy or scatter-brained. THIS IS NOT word means. :)

6 comments:

  1. Julie Kuo Pd.3 2/3/10
    Laconic
    1) terse and concise
    2) expressing much in few words
    3) brief and to the point

    1. When writing a business letter, try to be as laconic as possible.

    2. Michael talks about random things all the time, I just wish he could be more laconic.

    3. Gilbert's laconic way of talking made him very businesslike.

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  2. Seulki Hwang Pd.1 February 10, 2010
    Definition:
    1. Using few words
    2. Expressing much in few words
    3. Concise or a short reply

    Sentences:
    1. On career day, I have to dress up and try to be laconic.
    2. My grandpa talks in a laconic form because he was tired.

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  3. Jung Won Cho Pd1. Feb 23, 2010

    Definition-
    1. (adj) short
    2. (adj) compact
    3. (adj) concise

    sentence-
    1. I was once laconic during 8th grade, but now I became extremely taller than before.
    2. On my essay test, i got a very low score on it because my essay had so much laconic body paragraphs.

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  4. Michelle Quach Period 3 Feb. 24, 2010

    adj. Using or marked by the use of few words; terse or concise.

    1. I like it when people are LACONIC because sometimes they can go on and on when they tell a story.

    2. People who are LACONIC are considered boring to me because I always have to keep the conversation going.

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  5. adjective
    using few words; expressing much in few words; concise: a laconic reply.

    1. A summary is LACONIC as it should contain only the most important parts of a writing.

    2. I like LACONIC responses because they're direct and to the point; they scarcely drift off topic.

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  6. Phon Huynh, Per.3, 2/27/10

    1. Being LACONIC to my sister is much easier because she knows me so well.
    2. My sister should be LACONIC sometimes because she gets annoying.

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