laconicism
/ˌlækəˈnɪsɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
The habit or practice of speaking in a brief and to the point manner, often using few words.
“The journalist’s laconicism in writing the news report made it a compelling read.”
2. noun
A style of writing or speaking that is concise and direct, often to the point of seeming abrupt or uncommunicative.
“The professor commended the student’s essay for its laconicism, which effectively conveyed the complex ideas.”