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The phrase "a very terse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is brief and to the point, often in the context of communication or writing.
Example: "Her response was a very terse reply, leaving no room for further discussion."
Alternatives: "a very concise" or "a very succinct".
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Head coach Doc Rivers has responded to the possibility with a very terse "it's stupid".
"I can't make it any more clear," Mr. Bush said, ending the exchange with a very terse, "Thank you".
It directly generates a complete KNIME plugin-in Jar file from a very terse and high-level node description and a custom script.
The sheet provided here is a very terse summary of pretty much all of the identities and definitions you are likely to need in intermediate through advanced classical electrodynamics.
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It limits itself to a few very terse, succinct sentences..
That frosty relationship appeared to be on display Sunday, when NBC cameras caught a brief, and very terse, handshake between Sanders and Wasserman Schultz.
"I think she has been very rude to a lot of people in the past, on her way up – very terse", a friend told the Observer.
Four-syllable forms are typically very terse; appearing at the end of a history, the terseness of a zàn is made easy to read by the immediate context of the foregoing narrative.
Japan and India are two countries that China historically has very terse relationships with, and an impending conflict always seems to be boiling just beneath the surface.
To be easily readable, the reports are very terse: what Tele Aid reported as an "accident" on I-78 near Newark turned out to be serious -- an overturned tractor-trailer -- when I checked it on the radio.
But I think she has been very rude to a lot of people in the past, on her way up - very terse.
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