Concision

noun

1. The state or quality of being concise.
2. A cutting apart or off.
3. A division; a schism; a faction; a sect; a separation.
4. [It is used in the Vulgate and in the authorized version of the Bible to translate the Greek word κατατομή, employed by St. Paul in Phil. iii. 2, apparently, instead of περιτομή, for circumcision, as a contemptuous designation of those Jews who relied upon the mere outward rite of circumcision.
5. Conciseness.