dissert
verb
dis·sert di-ˈsərt 
disserted; disserting; disserts
intransitive verb
: to speak or write at length
Word History
Etymology
Latin dissertus, past participle of disserere, from dis- + serere to join, arrange — more at series
First Known Use
1657, in the meaning defined above
disserted
verb
as in expounded
Synonyms & Similar Words
Relevance
- expounded
- sermonized
- soliloquized
- recited
- spoke
- pontificated
- lectured
- descanted
- talked
- declaimed
- spouted
- discoursed
- mouthed
- harangued
- orated
- expatiated
- filibustered
- grow a thicker skin
- grow apart
- grow from
- grow from seed
- grow in
- grow into
- grow like a weed
- beauty mark
- beauty operator
- beauty part
- beauty queen
- beauty queens
- beauty shop
- beauty shot
- beauty sleep
- beauty spot
- beauty-fruit
- beautyberry
- beautybushes
- Beauvais
- Beauveria
- Beauvoir, de
- beaux
- beaux arts
- beaux esprits