Compact
Compact adjective - Having a consistency that does not easily yield to pressure.
Both words in one sentence
- The German Empire until World War I was small and compact, but was highly organized and had one of the best-trained armies in Europe.
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Everything Is Online, and physical data storage either consists of an equivalent of a USB thumbdrive or doesn't exist at all, considering that computers are so small and compact you can carry them anywhere and transfer data wirelessly.
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T-34 set the standards that every subsequent Soviet tank followed: it was reasonably well armored, very well armed, yet lighter and faster compared to its contemporaries partly due to being relatively small and compact (especially in height).
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