Discourses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCOURSES 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 DISCOURSES

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How to use DISCOURSES in a sentence

• This, if well considered, would lay great blame on those who make not their discourses about MORAL things very clear and distinct.
• But this was not the intended subject of these Discourses.
• Lucian stayed long enough in Athens to acquire a mastery of Attic Greek, and his public discourses could not have been without full seasoning of Attic salt.
• A fire which broke out in several places at once in the neighbourhood of the forum, on the night before the festival of Minerva, interrupted these discourses.
• If we are to suppose that the form in which the discourses appear in St.
• She never sits among the loose Tribe of Women, nor passes away her Time with them in wanton Discourses.
• For that is the school of manifold and various discourses, in which first of all there are imprinted the footsteps of Plato.
• A very great and eloquent preacher lately lamented to me the uselessness of his store of early discourses.
• It consists of nine discourses by the same number of patriotic clergymen of the Revolution.
• We will, however, endeavor to present our readers with a few, selected at random, from discourses on various occasions and subjects.
• Roger Bacon made a brazen head that held discourses.
• These portions and the parables noted above will indicate how large a portion of the book is taken up in discourses.
• Yet the traditions respecting Mahomet are not superior in historical value to the discourses and narratives which compose the Gospels.
• Class 5 consists of thirteen works dealing with the death of the Buddha and his last discourses.
• We had much pleasant conversation on the way, and endeavored to build each other up by giving a religious turn to our discourses.
• The visiting brethren are with us, and rivet attention by their able discourses.
• He came down to San Jose and stirred my congregation with several of his powerful discourses.
• And the extant specimens of Latin discourses written by the officers of the College in the past century are not eminently Ciceronian in their style.
• And that is the place where I say that Love discourses to me of my Lady.
• This treatise was founded on certain discourses of Irenaeus.
• We had our discourses on the qualities of his wares, when here was his price, and there was my gold.
• At times he delivered three discourses or sermons to the Spaniards in one day, because the occasion demanded it.
• Discourses concerning the Truth of the Christian Religion.
• The second objection is, that the Quaker discourses have generally less in them, and are occasionally less connected or more confused than those of others.
• The first four are mainly in prose and contain discourses attributed to Gotama or his disciples.
• Some of the rather miscellaneous contents of this Nikaya are late and do not belong to the same epoch of thought as the discourses attributed to Gotama.
• But still I suspect that repetition characterized not only the reports of the discourses but the discourses themselves.
• Arrian wrote eight books of the discourses of Epictetus, of which only four remain and some fragments.

Similar words containing COURSE without suffix s and without prefix dis

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