Disquisition is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISQUISITION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a carefully argued examination of a topic
• a long or elaborate essay or discussion on a particular subject
• A formal or systematic inquiry into, or discussion of, any subject; a full examination or investigation of a matter, with the arguments and facts bearing upon it; elaborate essay; dissertation.
• an elaborate analytical or explanatory essay or discussion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a formal inquiry into or discussion of a subject; discourse

Words related to DISQUISITION

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Words that contain DISQUISITION

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How to use DISQUISITION in a sentence

• The national historian of Rome has left us an episode of his great work, a disquisition on the probable effects that would have followed if Alexander the Great had invaded Italy.
• Without entering into a disquisition which here would be misplaced, I will refer to a few known facts, in support of what I advance.
• The proofs of his philosophical powers are not to be sought for in any particular poem or disquisition.
• All the while a scientific disquisition on ammonia and the constituent parts and probable value of town sewage as compared with guano.
• Nor were my subjects of disquisition less numerous than his.
• This idle disquisition was however speedily driven from my mind when I perceived that the carriage was Mr.
• I however distrusted my resources in the way of moral disquisition, and soon turned my thoughts to his other suggestion, a tale.
• But, indeed, it was not her own phrasing, she had culled it from a disquisition into which she had led Mr.
• It is an idle disquisition, whether a story in private life, represented in dialogues, may not be carried on with some degree of merit without humor.
• They do, certainly, wear very short petticoats, but that is matter, as Aristotle says, for a separate disquisition.
• There is a disquisition on the literature of the modern Greeks and some smaller poems to come in at the close.
• He had not come to the end of his disquisition before he discovered that he spoke to deaf ears.
• The want of news has led me into disquisition instead of narration, forgetting you have every day enough of that.
• I cannot help it, but this article has got to begin with a short historical disquisition.
• He then wanders off into a long disquisition on the philosophy of Polybius, and forgets entirely to set down further details of his imprisonment, or to explain the cause thereof.
• But this is a matter rather for illustration and discussion than for mere disquisition.
• Will you be able to finish that disquisition in an hour, do you think, J.
• In this work he puts into the mouth of one of the characters, a physician, an elaborate disquisition upon the degeneracy of man in America.
• I should like to write, just here, a little disquisition on Crises.
• There is, indeed, nothing superior to them in the range of political disquisition.
• They obtained a long report from Jefferson, and a still longer and more learned disquisition from John Quincy Adams thirty years later.
• Here, if we cared to enlarge in a political disquisition, we might account for the symphony of Russians and Finns, and of its absence in Scandinavia.
• The book is important as a distinctly philosophical disquisition, but its extraordinarily discursive character renders impossible anything like analysis.
• Less exhaustive than the conventional review of a complicated case, it was a disquisition of conspicuous clearness and impartiality.

Similar words containing QUISI without suffix tion and without prefix dis

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