The quality of expressing ideas without vague or unnecessary words is known as which of the following

The quality of expressing ideas without vague or unnecessary words is known as linguistic behavior.

Explanation:

A person is said to be linguistic when he or she can easily convey the message to the audience without facing any problem. A linguistic person has a proper knowledge of vocabulary as well as grammar. The linguistic person has the ability to reduce unnecessary words during communication. A linguistic person has a proper word structure. This type of person also try to maintain the sound pattern and the speech sound.