concinnity

This concinnity lost at time of great physical damage occurring your planet.

Such situation can cause serious problems of decreased concinnity, as has been demonstrated in unfortunate case of myself."

These two very seriously lacking concinnity.

--more of concinnity than is possessed at this time.

She said complacently, "Your word concinnity is implying all things satisfactory and ordered, a state normal to persons of our species.

Moynlin brought here by von Shrink simulation for improvement of concinnity, as discussed.

That Continual Concinnity of Chromatic, Calisthenic and Overcapitalized Cornball and Commonplace Culture, so long Contemplated as Concession to Complacent Customers?

Even so, rules are not merely there to be ignored; in fact, they constitute a democratic aristocracy based not on Debrett's Peerage or the Almanach de Gotha but on the user's respect for comprehensibility, consistency, concision and concinnity - or, simply, elegance.

Every engineer in this hall, designing those nanotechnological toasters and hair dryers, wished he could have Hackworth's job in Bespoke, where concinnity was an end in itself, where no atom was wasted and every subsystem was designed specifically for the task at hand.