Latin, meaning: shortness, brevity. 
In rhetoric, brevitas is a style and figure of thought that uses the minimum amount of words to express an idea. It connotes expression without gloss and artifice, similar to but more problematic than puritas, one of the classical virtues of speech. It is often associated with an elliptic linguistic style. Rhetorica ad Herennium, a text attributed...
Concise expression
(Latin) brevity.
shortness, brevity.