Business Writing

adjective Concise is an adjective that describes something that is brief and to the point, without unnecessary details.

• It is important to be concise when writing a research paper.
• Can you give me a concise summary of the meeting?
• Just give me the concise version, I don't need all the details.
• His concise speech cut through the confusion like a sharp knife.

adverb used to introduce a further and stronger or more important point

conjunction used to introduce a statement that adds to or supports a previous statement

• Furthermore, the research study also revealed significant correlations between the variables.
• Furthermore, I found out that she's also going to the party tomorrow.
• Furthermore, he's totally into her and won't stop talking about it.
• Furthermore, the plot thickens as more characters are introduced in the story.

noun a draft or sketch

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• The indraft of the new policy was met with mixed reactions from the stakeholders.
• I heard there's an indraft of new rules coming soon.
• The indraft of the project proposal got everyone excited.
• The indraft of creativity flowed effortlessly from the artist's mind.

noun A person who writes or transcribes documents; a scribe or copyist.

• The scrivener meticulously transcribed the legal documents.
• The scrivener spent all day typing up paperwork.
• I heard the scrivener is a pro at typing up contracts.
• In a way, a scrivener is like a human copy machine.