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Term: Disquisition

Description:

Disquisition refers to an in-depth and systematic investigation, analysis, or discussion on a particular topic or subject. It involves a detailed examination and exploration of ideas, theories, or arguments, often presented in a formal or academic manner.

Part of Speech:

• Noun
• Verb

Senses and Usages:

Noun - Sense 1:

A formal or extended written or spoken discourse, typically serving as a comprehensive examination or treatment of a subject.

Example sentence: The professor delivered an insightful disquisition on the works of Shakespeare.

Noun - Sense 2:

A thorough scholarly investigation or analysis of a specific topic or problem.

Example sentence: The book offers a remarkable disquisition on the history of ancient civilizations.

Verb - Sense 1:

To engage in a detailed and formal examination or discussion.

Example sentence: The participants disquisitioned the ethical implications of artificial intelligence.

Verb - Sense 2:

To write or deliver an extensive and systematic analysis or investigation.

Example sentence: The researcher disquisitioned her findings at the international conference.

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