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Definition of discus
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of discus is as below...
Discus
(n.) A
quoit;
a
circular
plate of some heavy
material
intended
to be
pitched
or
hurled
as a trial of
strength
and
skill.
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Encyclopaedia
::
Encyclopaedia
(n.) The
circle
of arts and
sciences;
a
comprehensive
summary
of
knowledge,
or of a
branch
of
knowledge;
esp., a work in which the
various
branches
of
science
or art are
discussed
separately,
and
usually
in
alphabetical
order;
a
cyclopedia..
Dissert
::
Dissert
(v. i.) To
discourse
or
dispute;
to
discuss.
Theme
::
Theme (n.) A
subject
or topic on which a
person
writes
or
speaks;
a
proposition
for
discussion
or
argument;
a text.
Ventilate
::
Ventilate
(v. t.) To sift and
examine;
to bring out, and
subject
to
penetrating
scrutiny;
to
expose
to
examination
and
discussion;
as, to
ventilate
questions
of
policy..
Dialectics
::
Dialectics
(n.) That
branch
of logic which
teaches
the rules and modes of
reasoning;
the
application
of
logical
principles
to
discursive
reasoning;
the
science
or art of
discriminating
truth from
error;
logical
discussion.
Discussion
::
Discussion
(n.) The act of
discussing
or
exchanging
reasons;
examination
by
argument;
debate;
disputation;
agitation.
Narrow
::
Narrow
(v. t.) To
contract
the reach or
sphere
of; to make less
liberal
or more
selfish;
to
limit;
to
confine;
to
restrict;
as, to
narrow
one's views or
knowledge;
to
narrow
a
question
in
discussion..
Controversy
::
Controversy
(n.)
Contention;
dispute;
debate;
discussion;
agitation
of
contrary
opinions.
Contention
::
Contention
(n.) A point
maintained
in an
argument,
or a line of
argument
taken in its
support;
the
subject
matter
of
discussion
or
strife;
a
position
taken or
contended
for..
Criticise
::
Criticise
(v. i.) To
discuss
the
merits
or
demerits
of a thing or
person;
esp., to find
fault..
Intellectualize
::
Intellectualize
(v. t.) To treat in an
intellectual
manner;
to
discuss
intellectually;
to
reduce
to
intellectual
form; to
express
intellectually;
to
idealize.
Discus
::
Discus
(n.) The
exercise
with the
discus.
Deliberative
::
Deliberative
(n.) A
discourse
in which a
question
is
discussed,
or
weighed
and
examined..
Stoichiometric
::
Stoichiology
(n.) The
statement
or
discussion
of the first
principles
of any
science
or art.
Run
::
Run (a.) To
discuss;
to
continue
to think or speak about
something;
-- with on.
Discept
::
Discept
(v. i.) To
debate;
to
discuss.
Diatribe
::
Diatribe
(n.) A
prolonged
or
exhaustive
discussion;
especially,
an
acrimonious
or
invective
harangue;
a
strain
of
abusive
or
railing
language;
a
philippic..
Pamphlet
::
Pamphlet
(n.) A small book
consisting
of a few
sheets
of
printed
paper,
stitched
together,
often with a paper
cover,
but not
bound;
a short essay or
written
discussion,
usually
on a
subject
of
current
interest..
Darkness
::
Darkness
(n.) Want of
clearness
or
perspicuity;
obscurity;
as, the
darkness
of a
subject,
or of a
discussion..
Disquisition
::
Disquisition
(n.) A
formal
or
systematic
inquiry
into, or
discussion
of, any
subject;
a full
examination
or
investigation
of a
matter,
with the
arguments
and facts
bearing
upon it;
elaborate
essay;
dissertation..
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