short-spoken|short spoken in English

expressed briefly, said concisely

Use "short-spoken|short spoken" in a sentence

1. And so a short answer is often spoken of as a laconic answer.

2. Asides are usually quite short and are often spoken while other characters are on stage

3. Every time I've spoken to you, you've never spoken back.

4. “Spoken of Abusively”

5. The vein has spoken.

6. Synonyms for Chorused include spoke together, spoken together, spoke at once, spoken at once, spoke in unison, spoken in unison, dueted, chanted, trilled and …

7. Spoken like a true Aussie.

8. English is spoken almost everywhere.

9. Spoken like a true acolyte.

10. In cases of conduction aphasia, comprehension of spoken words and simple spoken sentences can be intact.

11. They are very soft spoken people.

12. I haven't spoken to her yet.

13. Fluency in spoken and written language.

14. Where are the Barbacoan languages spoken? These languages are South American native languages, spoken in Colombia and Ecuador

15. The Spanish word “Cursillo” means “short course.” The full title is “a short course in living what is fundamental for being a Christian,” but everyone simply calls it “Cursillo.” Even where Spanish is not spoken, the word “Cursillo” is never translated into English.

16. Chug is spoken in Duhumbi village.

17. Bislama language is spoken in Pacific

18. Gamers commonly substitute numbers and symbols for the letters, Morse says, creating what they call "l33t speak" — that's "leet" when spoken, short for "elite" to the rest of the world.

19. Questions are spoken with a rising intonation.

20. I had hardly ever spoken to him.

21. Also find spoken pronunciation of Clergywoman in …

22. Bambara is spoken and understood by about

23. A word spoken cannot be recalled. 

24. Asides are usually spoken directly to audience

25. He is a quietly spoken, thoughtful man.