Discoursed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCOURSED in dictionary:

VERB:
• DISCOURSE, to talk or converse
• speak or write authoritatively about a topic
• engage in conversation
NOUN:
• written or spoken communication or debate
• a formal discussion of a topic in speech or writing
• a connected series of utterances; a text or conversation.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the capacity of orderly thought or procedur; rationality

Words related to DISCOURSED

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How to use DISCOURSED in a sentence

• Of his own personal history he discoursed at length.
• Indeed he shewed the greatest anxiety for the religious improvement of his friends, to whom he discoursed of its infinite consequence.
• As she discoursed on truth a sea of new thoughts and questions came rushing in on his acute Greek intellect at every sentence.
• The orchestra, composed of German and Austrian prisoners, discoursed sweet music during the evening, alternately listening to the fiery eloquence of Cossack and Tartar.
• A Hungarian orchestra, brought with these commissioners, discoursed its peculiar music beyond a screen of palms and flowers.
• Prothero discoursed much upon the essential goodness of Russians.
• Steinach, especially, he discoursed on, and drew a magazine picture of him from his Prince Albert.
• I sat at his feet as at the feet of a god, while he discoursed of strange lands and peoples, deeds of violence, and hair-raising gales at sea.
• In front of me there was an orchestra, and some singers, who discoursed very good music for the benefit of all persons who patronized the restaurant.
• At the same time he discoursed freely and copiously, according to his wont, upon his own philosophy.
• I discoursed at some length on farms and farmers to Polly, who slept through most of the harangue.
• Had I discoursed to her in Bengalee she would have comprehended me no more imperfectly.
• The Bishop discoursed pleasantly of many things, watching Hugh the while, and blessing the efficacy of the bath.
• He discoursed on the opportunities afforded by the almost limitless free range.
• A sumptuous dormitory is being erected on the top floor, where slow music will be discoursed every afternoon, from three to seven, by a Czecho-Slovak orchestra.
• And Peredur went and sat beside the Empress, and discoursed with her courteously.
• And when their repast was over, they discoursed pleasantly together.
• He sat in silence while his friend discoursed to him about the folly of allowing Paddy to deceive him with bad whisky.
• It was here also much discoursed, how the river to some has had its flowings, and what ebbings it has had while others have gone over.
• Ammon discoursed boldly against them and attempted to convert every prophetic expression into a natural remark.
• Baxter sat in a chair on the lawn and discoursed wisdom to May Gaston and Morewood.
• He it was who, on the 5th of June, had discoursed in the name of the chapter, before King Henry VI on the occasion of his entering Rouen.
• We had tea as usual on the terrace in the shady angle of the south-west walls, and the Grafin discoursed placidly on the political situation.
• The priests discoursed among themselves regarding the supposed resurrection.
• After the review the cardinal was absent some days, having been to wait on the queen-mother at Lyons, where, as it was discoursed, they were at least seemingly reconciled.
• One of the commissioners who treated me with more distinction than the rest, and discoursed freely with me, gave me an opportunity to speak more freely of this than I expected.
• He then, for three-quarters of an hour, in a low, musical voice, discoursed upon the dignity of the administration and the depravity of the offenders.
• He discoursed of clocks and their makers, and Barrant listened in silence.

Similar words containing COURS without suffix ed and without prefix dis

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