Concinnous

Becoming; pleasant; harmonious; agreeable. (R.) ( Mus .) Applied to a performance in concert, which is executed with delicacy, grace, and spirit. Con'cio native, a . Relating to public preaching. (R.) Concise', a. [Fr. concis, concise; Lat, concisus , from cocido- con , and cædo, cæsus, to cut.] Shortened; brief; short; abbreviated; abridged; comprehensive; as, a con cise remark. "The concise style, which expre es not enough, but leaves somewhat to be understood." Ben Jonson. Concisely, adv . Briefly; in few words; comprehensively. Concise/ne , n. Quality of being concise; brevity in speaking or writing. "That version, which has more of the majesty of Virgil, has le of his concisene ." - Dryden.