Briefer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRIEFER in dictionary:

VERB:
• instruct or inform (someone) thoroughly, especially in preparation for a task
• instruct (a barrister) by brief.
NOUN:
• one who gives instructions
• a set of instructions given to a person about a job or task
• a summary of the facts and legal points in a case given to a barrister to argue in court.
• a piece of work for a barrister
• a solicitor or barrister
• a written statement of the facts and legal points supporting one side of a case, for presentation to a court.
• a letter from the Pope to a person or community on a matter of discipline.
ADJECTIVE:
• of short duration; not lasting for long
• concise in expression; using few words
• (of a piece of clothing) not covering much of the body; scanty
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that briefs

Words related to BRIEFER

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Words that contain BRIEFER

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How to use BRIEFER in a sentence

• On the day after Shade Buckheath and Gideon Himes had come to their agreement, she stopped at the hospital for a briefer stay than usual.
• We, too, may be all the briefer, inasmuch as the reader has doubtless anticipated the little we have to say.
• Yet its main character can be imparted in a much briefer space than the old black woman took to give all its details.
• In his briefer dissertations Beattie discussed Memory and Imagination, Fable and Romance, the Effects of Poetry and Music, Laughter, the Sublime, etc.
• A briefer course from Work and test book in elementary algebra, by Robert R.
• A briefer course from Work and test book In elementary algebra.
• In a brief period, far briefer than would be imagined, this shrinking of demand reacted upon agriculture.
• Briefer but equally reliable histories of Rome are those by Botsford, Horton, and Seignobos.
• This may explain why sounds perceived at great distances are briefer than at small ones.
• As the Tigris drains the southern, and the Euphrates the northern side of the same mountain range, the flood of the former stream is earlier and briefer than that of the latter.
• Even this brief period of development would have been briefer, had not the law courts interposed many delays.
• In quoting to show the style of Lady Gregory I should quote description rather than narrative, as the description seems to me better as well as briefer.
• I think the visit of the former would have been much briefer but for the presence of the latter, who seemed in no hurry to depart.
• The style is quite different, less rich, briefer, less elaborate, drier, in parts even wearisome.
• Aldrich does not seem so much himself as in many of his briefer flights.
• The case of the Presbyterian cabal admits of briefer treatment than that of Gorton.
• He then gave briefer directions as to the management of the institution.
• The early constitution of the universe was weakened, and human life, from stretching as it had formerly done to near a thousand years, grew gradually briefer.
• Time and tide proverbially wait for no man, but at the Bell Rock they wait a much briefer period than elsewhere.
• And, in a much briefer manner than you have presented the evidence against me.

Similar words containing BRIEF without suffix er

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