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Definition of discourse
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Discourse
(n.)
Conversation;
talk.
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Pursue
::
Pursue
(v. i.) To go on; to
proceed,
especially
in
argument
or
discourse;
to
continue..
Atheize
::
Atheize
(v. i.) To
discourse,
argue,
or act as an
atheist..
Dissertation
::
Dissertation
(n.) A
formal
or
elaborate
argumentative
discourse,
oral or
written;
a
disquisition;
an
essay;
a
discussion;
as,
Dissertations
on the
Prophecies..
Common
::
Common
(v. i.) To
converse
together;
to
discourse;
to
confer.
Treat
::
Treat (v. t.) To
discourse
on; to
handle
in a
particular
manner,
in
writing
or
speaking;
as, to treat a
subject
diffusely..
Aim
::
Aim (v. i.) The
pointing
of a
weapon,
as a gun, a dart, or an
arrow,
in the line of
direction
with the
object
intended
to be
struck;
the line of fire; the
direction
of
anything,
as a
spear,
a blow, a
discourse,
a
remark,
towards
a
particular
point or
object,
with a view to
strike
or
affect
it..
Concinnity
::
Concinnity
(n.)
Internal
harmony
or
fitness;
mutual
adaptation
of
parts;
elegance;
-- used
chiefly
of style of
discourse.
Speak
::
Speak (v. i.) To utter a
speech,
discourse,
or
harangue;
to
adress
a
public
assembly
formally..
Allegory
::
Allegory
(n.) A
figurative
sentence
or
discourse,
in which the
principal
subject
is
described
by
another
subject
resembling
it in its
properties
and
circumstances.
The real
subject
is thus kept out of view, and we are left to
collect
the
intentions
of the
writer
or
speaker
by the
resemblance
of the
secondary
to the
primary
subject..
Preacher
::
Preacher
(n.) One who
preaches;
one who
discourses
publicly
on
religious
subjects.
Parlance
::
Parlance
(n.)
Conversation;
discourse;
talk;
diction;
phrase;
as, in legal
parlance;
in
common
parlance..
Prelect
::
Prelect
(v. t.) To read
publicly,
as a
lecture
or
discourse..
Anthology
::
Anthology
(n.) A
discourse
on
flowers.
Composition
::
Composition
(n.) The
invention
or
combination
of the parts of any
literary
work or
discourse,
or of a work of art; as, the
composition
of a poem or a piece of
music..
Sermonize
::
Sermonize
(v. t.) To
preach
or
discourse
to; to
affect
or
influence
by means of a
sermon
or of
sermons.
Pyretology
::
Pyretology
(n.) A
discourse
or
treatise
on
fevers;
the
doctrine
of
fevers.
Discourse
::
Discourse
(v. t.) To utter or give
forth;
to
speak.
Subject
::
Subject
(a.) That of which
anything
is
affirmed
or
predicated;
the theme of a
proposition
or
discourse;
that which is
spoken
of; as, the
nominative
case is the
subject
of the
verb..
Paleology
::
Paleology
(n.) The study or
knowledge
of
antiquities,
esp. of
prehistoric
antiquities;
a
discourse
or
treatise
on
antiquities;
archaeology
..
Mateology
::
Mateology
(n.) A vain,
unprofitable
discourse
or
inquiry..
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