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📚 Daily Vocab: "Despite his LACONIC replies, the detective clearly understood every detail." What does LACONIC mean? A) Detailed B) Brief and concise C) Angry Reply A, B, or C
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✅ Correct! LACONIC = using very few words; brief and concise. 💡 Origin: from Laconia (Sparta) — Spartans were famous for short, blunt replies. Example: "Her laconic email — just 'Noted.' — left everyone guessing." 📊 This week: 6/7 correct!
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