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- cut to the pith (of something)
cut to the pith (of something)
cut to the pith (of something)
To focus directly on the essential or core matter(s) of a given topic or issue. Her newest book cuts to the pith of what it means to be human. We are looking for a reporter who will cut to the pith, not fluff their articles with unnecessary details or asides.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| GrÁInne | | GRAWN-ya | Irish, Irish Mythology |
| Junius | | - | Ancient Roman |
| Igraine | | - | Arthurian Romance |
| Josephine | | JO-sə-feen (English), yo-ze-FEE-nə (German) | English, German, Dutch |
| Gervais | | zher-VE | French |
| Stefania | | ste-FAH-nyah (Italian), ste-FAHN-yah (Polish) | Italian, Polish |