- Definition
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Expressing much in a few words; concise to the point of seeming rude or mysterious.
- Examples of word Laconic in a sentence
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“Ramsey often had a laconic response regarding matters concerning politics.”
- Did you Know?
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The word “laconic” comes to us by way of Latin from the Greek word “Lakonikos,” meaning “native of Laconia.” The latter was an ancient country in southern Greece whose capital city was Sparta and the citizens, the Spartans, were famous for their concise or terseness of speech.
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