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disquisition

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dis·qui·si·tion  (dskw-zshn)
n.
A formal discourse on a subject, often in writing.

[Latin disqusti, disqustin-, investigation, from disqustus, past participle of disqurere, to investigate : dis-, dis- + quaerere, to search for.]

disquisition
Noun
a formal written or oral examination of a subject
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Noun1.disquisition - an elaborate analytical or explanatory essay or discussion
essay - an analytic or interpretive literary composition

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What women mean by "trusting" might afford a subject for an interesting disquisition.
And the question of the subject of the picture having brought him to one of his favorite theories, Golenishtchev launched forth into a disquisition on it.
Sense, perception, judgment, desire, volition, memory, imagination, are found to be separated by such delicate shades and minute gradations that their boundaries have eluded the most subtle investigations, and remain a pregnant source of ingenious disquisition and controversy.
 
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