Theses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for THESES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• THESIS, a proposition put forward for discussion
• a statement or theory that is put forward as a premise to be maintained or proved
• (in Hegelian philosophy) a proposition forming the first stage in the process of dialectical reasoning.
• a long essay or dissertation involving personal research, written by a candidate for a university degree
• an unstressed syllable or part of a metrical foot in Greek or Latin verse.

Words related to THESES

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Words that contain THESES

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How to use THESES in a sentence

• I am determined, however, that my theses shall not be lost to posterity.
• Theses stretch upwards and outwards with an airy sweep, become horizontal, the extreme half of the limb, pendent, forming a light and regular arch.
• But of his main theses he proves none, and what evidence we have tells against them.
• For the religious principles underlying the theses they cared little, for the arguments sustaining them still less.
• From our modern standpoint Luther appears in the Theses as half Protestant, or evangelical, half Roman Catholic.
• He had had an experience with Tetzel which caused him to turn to Luther with joy and wonder when the latter had published his Theses.
• The principles which he had timidly uttered in the Theses led to bolder declarations later, when the full light of the blessed Gospel had come to him.
• In his Theses against the sale of indulgences, especially in the first two, Luther had uttered a thought which led to a new conception of the Church.
• He believed himself in hearty accord with the Catholic Church and the Pope when he published his Theses.
• By the Theses against Tetzel the attention of many prominent men in Germany was attracted to Luther.
• As no one came forward to discuss his Theses, Luther resolved to publish them to the world.
• Six months after the nailing up of the Theses, Luther was the hero of a general convention of the Augustinians in Heidelberg.
• Many good Christians had approved his Theses, but he did not recognize in that the divine answer to his testimony.
• From this confusion of jest and earnest, we may now return to the ideal truth, and draw out in a simple form the main theses of the dialogue.
• I once walked and talked with a good scholar who discoursed of high themes and defended warmly certain theses.
• He went to Wittenberg, in his innocence, intending to tack on the church-door there his theses.
• This Roman Catholic dogma, as it was formulated at Trent, was moulded in express opposition to the Theses of the Reformers.
• They met in the same old gothic temple on whose door, three centuries previously, Luther had nailed his ninety-five theses.
• But if the theses delivered to the President, in any particular branch, should not afford a sufficient number suitable for publication, a further number shall be required.
• The name of the student who collected any set or number of theses shall be annexed to the theses collected by him, in every publication.
• Ellis was almost unanimously chosen a collector of the grammatical theses.
• The earliest theses extant belonging to Yale College are of 1714, and the last were printed in 1797.
• Nevertheless, in defence of her theses, Miss Wilcox was rough-toughed in public, while in private, she studied recipes and articles on cooking.
• In 1597 he maintained public theses in Mathematics, Philosophy, and Law with the highest applause.
• A conventional reserve upon theses subjects prevailed even among lively believers.
• But when he first enunciated his theses some two thousand five hundred years ago, they were not obvious but revolutionary and little less than paradoxical.
• These theses may perhaps be interpreted as indicative of an aversion to metaphysics and the supernatural.

Similar words containing THESE without suffix s

these8 antheses11 estheses11 matheses13 aestheses12 diatheses13 epitheses14 protheses14 syntheses15 antitheses13 epentheses15 hypotheses21 metatheses15 paratheses15 prostheses15 anaestheses14 cenestheses16 kinestheses18 parentheses16 resyntheses17 synantheses17 biosyntheses20 coenestheses17 kinaestheses19 synaestheses18 coenaestheses18 parasyntheses21 polysyntheses24 antimetatheses19 chemosyntheses27 narcosyntheses22 photosyntheses25 nucleosyntheses23 psychosyntheses31 counterhypotheses30

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