Disquisitions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISQUISITIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• DISQUISITION, a carefully argued examination of a topic
• a long or elaborate essay or discussion on a particular subject
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a formal inquiry into or discussion of a subject; discourse

Words related to DISQUISITIONS

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How to use DISQUISITIONS in a sentence

• When Scott lived in Castle Street he was not regarded by Edinburgh society as particularly brilliant in conversation, since he never aspired to lead by learned disquisitions.
• To attempt to read their disquisitions is like walking in labyrinths of ever-opening intricacies.
• These examples, which are nearly as dissimilar to each other as to a genuine republic, show the extreme inaccuracy with which the term has been used in political disquisitions.
• Many disquisitions upon Taste were written towards the close of the last century.
• Space is not wasted on ambitious and worthless descriptions of scenery, or on vague disquisitions of a sentimental character.
• Hence the necessity of these present disquisitions.
• In particular, my plan excludes indulgence in critical disquisitions, however tempting they may be.
• If the writer does not indulge us with many disquisitions, it is not from lack of ability.
• You must be so from your long marching and my heavy disquisitions.
• Next to the excursions of fancy are the disquisitions of criticism, which, in my opinion, is only to be ranked among the subordinate and instrumental arts.
• The London to which Benham came from Cambridge and the disquisitions of Prothero was not the London of a mature and disillusioned vision.
• Burgh, widow of the author of the Political Disquisitions, a woman universally well spoken of for the warmth and purity of her benevolence.
• I need no doctrinal arguments, no theological and abstruse disquisitions, to convince me that it is right.
• The times do not permit an indulgence in political disquisitions.
• The disquisitions of Renan in the last volumes of his great historical work are excellent, though not seldom exaggerated in particular points.
• He confesses that he here simply keeps to the rule of faith and the Holy Scriptures, and declines speculative disquisitions on principle.
• Here also we plainly perceive that the several disquisitions in Irenaeus were by no means part of a complete system.
• Coleridge, to be sure, gave this name to a work of his, but he wandered from his apparent purpose into a world of alien disquisitions.
• These disquisitions reminded him of the answer he once got from a little boy whom he met coming home from school.
• After pages of profound disquisitions, the conclusions reached seem to have advanced the problem no further.
• This last, which appeared in 1796 and contained obvious elements of autobiography, together with poems and disquisitions on this and that, was admired by him beyond all measure.
• It is true, such a Natural History, after all the Disquisitions of the Learned, would be infinitely Short and Defective.
• Oh, but I, Hugo Gottfried, am the wise man when I set out on my disquisitions.
• He took little interest in the subtle disquisitions of the Rabbis, which added their burden to his cross of secular learning.
• These views are explicable by the laws of physiology, but this is not the place for such disquisitions.
• They consist of various disquisitions on the nature of man, the Supreme Being, the human soul, and immortality.
• The nation sank away from it into a barren and trivial life, although the war itself occasioned a multitude of poems, songs, hymns, and political disquisitions.
• Most of the circumstances here founded upon, as the causes of national distress, are the subject of separate disquisitions in those political writings connected with Ireland.
• His disquisitions on music as an art and on Beethoven in particular, are always lucid and forcible.
• The name of the apostle came to be associated with angular and frigid disquisitions which were rapidly losing their connexion with vital religion.
• Plumer Ward, contain clever sketches of character, but the narrative is loaded down with political and philosophical disquisitions.

Similar words containing QUISITION without suffix s and without prefix dis

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