Definition of concinnity in English:

concinnity

noun kənˈsɪnɪtikənˈsinədē

mass nounrare

1The skilful and harmonious arrangement or fitting together of the different parts of something.
Example sentencesExamples
- Chronic impatience for getting to the "bottom line" or to "the point" dulls sensitivity to what concinnity stands for.
- This presentation reviews the arguments for comprehensive integration, but advances a contrasting Christian view, that as all knowledge was designed by the Creator as a connected, discoverable, integrated whole, it is already a "concinnity".
- For a half-century, some version of this integrated vision, with its logical progression and simple concinnity - shuttle to station, station to ship, and thence to the planets!
- That geologic concinnity's taste is what we know and who we are.
1. 1.1 Studied elegance of literary or artistic style.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Generally the higher the art, the higher the degree of concinnity.
  No mall store could create a thing of such simple, fragile concinnity.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Latin concinnitas, from concinnus 'skilfully put together'.

Definition of concinnity in US English:

concinnity

nounkənˈsinədē

rare

1The skillful and harmonious arrangement or fitting together of the different parts of something.
Example sentencesExamples
- This presentation reviews the arguments for comprehensive integration, but advances a contrasting Christian view, that as all knowledge was designed by the Creator as a connected, discoverable, integrated whole, it is already a "concinnity".
- For a half-century, some version of this integrated vision, with its logical progression and simple concinnity - shuttle to station, station to ship, and thence to the planets!
- Chronic impatience for getting to the "bottom line" or to "the point" dulls sensitivity to what concinnity stands for.
- That geologic concinnity's taste is what we know and who we are.
1. 1.1 Studied elegance of literary or artistic style.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Generally the higher the art, the higher the degree of concinnity.
  No mall store could create a thing of such simple, fragile concinnity.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Latin concinnitas, from concinnus ‘skillfully put together’.

单词	concinnity
释义	Definition of concinnity in English: concinnity noun kənˈsɪnɪtikənˈsinədē mass nounrare 1The skilful and harmonious arrangement or fitting together of the different parts of something. Example sentencesExamples Chronic impatience for getting to the "bottom line" or to "the point" dulls sensitivity to what concinnity stands for. This presentation reviews the arguments for comprehensive integration, but advances a contrasting Christian view, that as all knowledge was designed by the Creator as a connected, discoverable, integrated whole, it is already a "concinnity". For a half-century, some version of this integrated vision, with its logical progression and simple concinnity - shuttle to station, station to ship, and thence to the planets! That geologic concinnity's taste is what we know and who we are. 1.1 Studied elegance of literary or artistic style. Example sentencesExamples Generally the higher the art, the higher the degree of concinnity. No mall store could create a thing of such simple, fragile concinnity. Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin concinnitas, from concinnus 'skilfully put together'. Definition of concinnity in US English: concinnity nounkənˈsinədē rare 1The skillful and harmonious arrangement or fitting together of the different parts of something. Example sentencesExamples This presentation reviews the arguments for comprehensive integration, but advances a contrasting Christian view, that as all knowledge was designed by the Creator as a connected, discoverable, integrated whole, it is already a "concinnity". For a half-century, some version of this integrated vision, with its logical progression and simple concinnity - shuttle to station, station to ship, and thence to the planets! Chronic impatience for getting to the "bottom line" or to "the point" dulls sensitivity to what concinnity stands for. That geologic concinnity's taste is what we know and who we are. 1.1 Studied elegance of literary or artistic style. Example sentencesExamples Generally the higher the art, the higher the degree of concinnity. No mall store could create a thing of such simple, fragile concinnity. Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin concinnitas, from concinnus ‘skillfully put together’.
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