Discussion is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISCUSSION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• consideration of a question in open and usually informal debate
• the action or process of talking about something in order to reach a decision or to exchange ideas
• a conversation or debate about a specific topic
• a detailed treatment of a topic in speech or writing
• The act or process of discussing by breaking up, or dispersing, as a tumor, or the like.
• The act of discussing or exchanging reasons; examination by argument; debate; disputation; agitation.
• an extended communication (often interactive) dealing with some particular topic
• an exchange of views on some topic

Words related to DISCUSSION

debate9 discussional15 discussions14

Words that contain DISCUSSION

discussions14 discussional15

How to use DISCUSSION in a sentence

• Any topic for discussion or explanation becomes, when approached from some particular angle, material for argument.
• All freedom of discussion was excluded under the cast-iron system which he conceived.
• But, violently as Versailles and Paris were agitated throughout May and June, Marie Antoinette took no part in the discussion which these questions excited.
• So, to close this discussion, I agree he shall spend as much as one thousand pounds in bribery, and he thinks we may certainly look to have it in a month at that price.
• There he made profession of the Jewish faith, and died in the year of the publication of Limborchs friendly discussion with him.
• That along with these the Cartesian doctrine was a second and chief object of attack is shown by Benno Erdmann in his discussion of the treatises by G.
• That was one thing, at any rate, that had been put beyond discussion.
• The second should be met by the navy, and is, therefore, outside a discussion of coast defenses.
• Lewisham, it was remarked by Miss Heydinger, made but a poor figure in this discussion.
• So bitter was the opposition to divorce, for any cause, that but few dared to take part in the discussion.
• No idea was entertained of any such thing as free discussion.
• She had been some time with her Governess in the morning before her Mamma coming to her there, heard a loud discussion going on within.
• This forced the compromise, and after a bitter and angry discussion it was agreed 1.
• The war continued while the terms of peace were under discussion.
• Troy, quietly listening up to this point now interposed to stop the discussion before it could degenerate into a personal quarrel.
• The discussion was inevitable, and in the end productive of good, but while it was going on it could not fail to be to many minds harmful.
• Your station in the councils of our country gives you an opportunity of producing it to public consideration, of forcing it into discussion.
• But that is a question, which good faith forbids us to receive into discussion.
• As a result of this discussion, Dave found himself rather less popular with Mrs.
• All the time he had been apparently presiding over the discussion he had also been thinking rapidly.
• A discussion ensued, in which the Radical leaders denounced the mother country in terms as strong as any employed by the leaders of the Canadian insurgents.
• Sitting back in the vehicle was a third traveller who took no part in the discussion, and preserved a deep silence.
• I would like to hear a discussion upon this bill from those who are from other states.
• Not being able to sleep, I had a long discussion with my next neighbor in the dormitory as to the remarkable being who on the morrow was to be one of us.
• Cox, being now in the presence of a man reported to be a live Abolitionist, opened a discussion on the question of slavery.
• This she was reluctant to give, and the matter was still under discussion when we heard of M.
• Plans to save this helpless and innocent child, before it was too late, were the subject of discussion at that early morning meeting.
• The fulness, the freedom, and publicity of discussion leaves it easy to distinguish what are acts of power, and what the determinations of equity and reason.
• The matter which incidentally came into discussion is of the most serious importance.
• She had herself once or twice heard him take part in a discussion, and had been surprised at the way in which his feelings suddenly seemed to get the better of him.

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