Short [adjective]
Definition of Short:
abridged
Synonyms of Short:
● Precise
● Short-lived
● Brief
● Terse
● Condensed
● Fleeting
● Abbreviate
● Pointed
● Little
● Summary
● Bare
● Compendious
● Concise
● Cut short
● Epigrammatic
● Laconic
● Momentary
● Pithy
● Sententious
● Short and sweet
● Succinct
● Aphoristic
● Short-term
● Shortened
● Abbreviated
● Diminished
● Compressed
● Summarized
● Decreased
● Lessened
● Curtailed
● Undersized
● Boiled down
● Breviloquent
● Compendiary
● Curtate
● Cut to the bone
● Decurtate
● In a nutshell
● Not protracted
● Unprolonged
● Unsustained
Opposite/Antonyms of Short:
● Thick
● Tall
● High
● Long
● Lengthy
● Polite
● Kind
● Courteous
● Sufficient
● Enough
● Adequate
● Unabridged
● Large
● Long-lived
● Lasting
● Enduring
Sentence/Example of Short:
In a short time, I shall not have sufficient strength to impart all I have to say.
But the short of it is, Henry found himself facing work or starvation.
Paris on short notice will be cosily and coaxingly intimate.
I never knew a man to get so intimate on short acquaintance.
The narrative was broken off short by a cry of jubilee in the court.
And Dennet,” Stephen added with a short laugh, “she could not wait for you.
But then the Pasteur was short, and his brother was a dwarf.
Cut deeper; the knife is too short: deeper, mia brave Corneliolina!
There is no short cut to the making of these ideals into glad realities.
But his croup sloped down too much, and he had a short neck.