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The discipline of saying only what the moment actually asked for.
means The quality of being directly relevant and to the point regarding the matter at hand.
from From Latin pertinere, to reach to or concern, built from per- (through) and tenere (to hold) — literally a thing that holds through to the subject.
Legal cousinCourts judge evidence by pertinence to the case.
Search enginesRelevance ranking is pertinence wearing math.
Shared rootTenere also fathered tenant, tenacious, tenor.