Disputations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISPUTATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DISPUTATION, the action of disputing
• formal academic debate
• debate or argument
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the action of disputing; verbal controversy

Words related to DISPUTATIONS

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How to use DISPUTATIONS in a sentence

• I am convinced that these Jugurs, who are mixed with Christians and Mahometans, have arrived at the knowledge and belief of one God, by frequent disputations with them.
• The religious disputations in Holland had given a great impulse to talent.
• Disputations and literary talks, and words collected from the precepts of philosophers, and eloquent discourse, do not prove the true strength of the soul.
• After multiplied negotiations, disputations, it had come to this.
• It is enough that both emanate from the same human intelligence, and consequently sculpture and painting ought to live in amity together, without these lengthy disputations.
• Many of the points touched upon have provoked endless disputations which are not likely soon to be settled.
• He has written a number of important works, most of them being of a polemical nature and dealing with party disputations upon questions of theory and tactics.
• The Church was filled with disputations and controversies.
• Rid thyself of all attachment to the vain allusions of men, and cast behind thy back the idle and subtle disputations of them that are veiled from God.
• And proportionably, in whatever degree the previously common hypothesis is shown to be dubious, in that degree are the disputations shown to be possibly unreal.
• Both these teachers are depicted as the successful heroes of public disputations in which the interest at stake was considerable.
• By this time, it is said, Luther had become known to his colleagues as a quarrelsome man, loving disputations and jealous of victory in a debate.
• Meanwhile Charles Miltitz was waiting, disputations were held, judges were being chosen, but no decision was arrived at.
• During these autumn months, too, both between and after the disputations in the Tower, the image of Campion had been much in his thoughts.
• We must follow the example God Himself gives us, and do away with all disputations and quarrels.
• If the old scholastic disputations had been still in use at Oxford, his triumphs would have been signal and memorable.
• The exercises necessary to the degree are disputations upon two distinct days before the Professors of the Faculty of Law.
• At Oxford, disputations are enjoined upon two distinct days before the Professors of the Faculty of Divinity, and a Latin sermon is preached before the Vice-Chancellor.
• Disputations were formerly, in American colleges, a part of the exercises on Commencement and Exhibition days.
• The exercises are disputations upon two distinct days before the Professors of the Faculty of Medicine.
• The principal exercises consist of disputations in philosophy, divinity, and law, and are always conducted in a sort of barbarous Latin.
• For at a very early age he had confuted many of the professors of religion in public disputations.

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