curtness
IPA: kˈɝtnɪs
noun
- The state of being curt.
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Examples of "curtness" in Sentences
- She had a curtness and a dismissiveness that I found very unpleasant.
- Fia sat up and shoved her hair from her face, wondering at the curtness of his tone.
- “We sure do,” Ted said heartily, knowing that Rita had been upset by his curtness when he arrived.
- His curtness was an attempt to end this personal speculation on a topic that was none of their business.
- Father was the sort of man who greeted a telephone salesperson with utter brevity and curtness, but Tom Bradford was different.
- In fact Curtly's curtness was a pleasant balm to the bombast and phoniness of even the most well-intentioned and unarguably necessary awards do, an impression not immediately dispelled by the appearance of the hosts, an unlikely sandwiching together of Gaby Logan and Ravi Shastri.
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