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Graffito
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Using the word verboseverbose may work for you. For example, "For a 1 mark question, your answer was verbose." Alternativelyfor example:

"For a 1 mark question, your answer was verbose."

As antonyms, you could use laconiclaconic or conciseconcise, e.g. "Credit will be given for a concise description of the problem."

"Credit will be given for a concise description of the problem."

Using the word verbose may work for you. For example, "For a 1 mark question, your answer was verbose." Alternatively, you could use laconic or concise, e.g. "Credit will be given for a concise description of the problem."

Using the word verbose may work for you, for example:

"For a 1 mark question, your answer was verbose."

As antonyms, you could use laconic or concise, e.g.

"Credit will be given for a concise description of the problem."

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Using the word verbose may work for you. For example, "For a 1 mark question, your answer was verbose." Alternatively, you could use laconic or concise, e.g. "Credit will be given for a concise description of the problem."