IPA: /ˈtɜːrsər/
KK: /tɜrsər/
This word describes something that is brief and to the point, often in a way that is clear and concise.
Her response was terser than I expected, leaving no room for further discussion.
Comparative: terser
Superlative: terse
Terser → It is derived from the word 'terse' (from Latin 'tersus', meaning polished or neat) with the comparative suffix '-er' (indicating more). The word 'terser' means more concise or more neatly expressed than something else.
Think of 'terse' meaning neat or concise, and remember that 'terser' means even more concise.