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Definition of discourse
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Discourse
(n.)
Conversation;
talk.
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Recapitulate
::
Recapitulate
(v. t.) To
repeat,
as the
principal
points
in a
discourse,
argument,
or
essay;
to give a
summary
of the
principal
facts,
points,
or
arguments
of; to
relate
in
brief;
to
summarize..
Prolegomenon
::
Prolegomenon
(n.) A
preliminary
remark
or
observation;
an
introductory
discourse
prefixed
to a book or
treatise.
Farewell
::
Farewell
(a.)
Parting;
valedictory;
final;
as, a
farewell
discourse;
his
farewell
bow..
Elaborate
::
Elaborate
(a.)
Wrought
with
labor;
finished
with great care;
studied;
executed
with
exactness
or
painstaking;
as, an
elaborate
discourse;
an
elaborate
performance;
elaborate
research..
Read
::
Read (v. t.) To go over, as
characters
or
words,
and utter
aloud,
or
recite
to one's self
inaudibly;
to take in the sense of, as of
language,
by
interpreting
the
characters
with which it is
expressed;
to
peruse;
as, to read a
discourse;
to read the
letters
of an
alphabet;
to read
figures;
to read the notes of
music,
or to read
music;
to read a
book..
Cohere
::
Cohere
(a.) To be
united
or
connected
together
in
subordination
to one
purpose;
to
follow
naturally
and
logically,
as the parts of a
discourse,
or as
arguments
in a train of
reasoning;
to be
logically
consistent..
Treatise
::
Treatise
(n.)
Story;
discourse.
Pyretology
::
Pyretology
(n.) A
discourse
or
treatise
on
fevers;
the
doctrine
of
fevers.
Oratory
::
Oratory
(n.) The art of an
orator;
the art of
public
speaking
in an
eloquent
or
effective
manner;
the
exercise
of
rhetorical
skill in oral
discourse;
eloquence.
Impressive
::
Impressive
(a.)
Making,
or
tending
to make, an
impression;
having
power to
impress;
adapted
to
excite
attention
and
feeling,
to touch the
sensibilities,
or
affect
the
conscience;
as, an
impressive
discourse;
an
impressive
scene..
Plausible
::
Plausible
(a.) Using
specious
arguments
or
discourse;
as, a
plausible
speaker..
Rabble
::
Rabble
(v. i.) A
confused,
incoherent
discourse;
a
medley
of
voices;
a
chatter..
Subrector
::
Subreader
(n.) An under
reader
in the inns of
court,
who reads the texts of law the
reader
is to
discourse
upon..
Encomiastical
::
Encomiastical
(a.)
Bestowing
praise;
praising;
eulogistic;
laudatory;
as, an
encomiastic
address
or
discourse..
Prologue
::
Prologue
(n.) The
preface
or
introduction
to a
discourse,
poem, or
performance;
as, the
prologue
of
Chaucer's
Canterbury
Tales;
esp., a
discourse
or poem
spoken
before
a
dramatic
performance.
Quiz
::
Quiz (v. t.) To
puzzle;
to
banter;
to chaff or mock with
pretended
seriousness
of
discourse;
to make sport of, as by
obscure
questions..
Trialogue
::
Trialogue
(n.) A
discourse
or
colloquy
by three
persons.
Vermeology
::
Vermeology
(n.) A
discourse
or
treatise
on
worms;
that part of
zoology
which
treats
of
worms;
helminthology.
Discourse
::
Discourse
(n.)
Consecutive
speech,
either
written
or
unwritten,
on a given line of
thought;
speech;
treatise;
dissertation;
sermon,
etc.; as, the
preacher
gave us a long
discourse
on
duty..
Tongue
::
Tongue
(n.)
Discourse;
fluency
of
speech
or
expression.
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