succinctness

“More Mitt,” as Politico reported at least has the virtue of alliterative succinctness.

Decollat,” says a contemporary document, with a grim succinctness, “in castrum Londin: vulgo turris appellatur.

"Your 'far country' lies on the borders of hell," he replied, with disconcerting succinctness.

He touched his hat to her with equal succinctness, and drove away, including all the ladies on the piazza in a cursory obeisance.

This is the tendency toward succinctness and clarity, at whatever sacrifice of grace.

I know nothing so simple, so natural; and the proof of the simplicity shall lie in the succinctness of my demonstration.