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Definition of treatise in English: treatisenoun ˈtriːtɪzˈtriːtɪsˈtridɪs A written work dealing formally and systematically with a subject. his treatise on Scottish political theory Example sentencesExamples - He wrote several intellectual treatises that are admired even today.
- There's clearly a history and you know, for being beyond words, I have thousands of Sufi treatises written by Sufis.
- He was aware of philosophers who wrote authoritative treatises, telling their readers what to think about a number of large and important matters.
- This difficult concept was in its own time the subject of many theoretical treatises, few of which agree in detail.
- We have commented above on the disputes among modern scholars as to whether Aristotle wrote the treatises now assigned to him.
- Most of the Sutras in short enigmatic aphorisms were written as treatises to the earlier schools of philosophical thoughts.
- Let us first comment on the three volume work, which was the biggest treatise ever to be written on line geometry.
- Aristotle wrote two ethical treatises: the Nicomachean Ethics and the Eudemian Ethics.
- The book is composed of four separate treatises, each dealing with a particular class of numbers.
- Hutton continued to publish textbooks, treatises and papers.
- He is famed as the first person to write a Sanskrit treatise on the astrolabe.
- He wrote three treatises on numbers which helped to bring the Indian symbols and ideas of decimal fractions to the attention of some of the learned people in Europe.
- He wrote several theological treatises, which appeared after his death.
- He developed his interest in mechanics, writing treatises on his inventions which he circulated in manuscript.
- You wrote a treatise on John Cage - how does this activity fit into those ideas?
- They study magic and write treatises and quarrel, as scholars will, but none of them can cast a spell to save his life.
- In all he wrote about ten treatises on astronomy.
- Learned scholars write massive treatises on contract changes, a testament to this general sense of ambiguity.
- He also wrote treatises on the Theology of Plato, On Providence, and On the Subsistence of Evil.
- I want to write a treatise on democracy and the difference between what exists and what the intent of the idea was.
Synonyms disquisition, essay, paper, work, piece of writing, exposition, discourse, dissertation, thesis, monograph, study, critique tract, pamphlet rare tractate, institutes
Origin Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French tretis, from Old French traitier (see treat). Definition of treatise in US English: treatisenounˈtrēdisˈtridɪs A written work dealing formally and systematically with a subject. a comprehensive treatise on electricity and magnetism Example sentencesExamples - He wrote three treatises on numbers which helped to bring the Indian symbols and ideas of decimal fractions to the attention of some of the learned people in Europe.
- He wrote several theological treatises, which appeared after his death.
- Most of the Sutras in short enigmatic aphorisms were written as treatises to the earlier schools of philosophical thoughts.
- Aristotle wrote two ethical treatises: the Nicomachean Ethics and the Eudemian Ethics.
- Hutton continued to publish textbooks, treatises and papers.
- In all he wrote about ten treatises on astronomy.
- I want to write a treatise on democracy and the difference between what exists and what the intent of the idea was.
- We have commented above on the disputes among modern scholars as to whether Aristotle wrote the treatises now assigned to him.
- Let us first comment on the three volume work, which was the biggest treatise ever to be written on line geometry.
- He wrote several intellectual treatises that are admired even today.
- The book is composed of four separate treatises, each dealing with a particular class of numbers.
- There's clearly a history and you know, for being beyond words, I have thousands of Sufi treatises written by Sufis.
- He also wrote treatises on the Theology of Plato, On Providence, and On the Subsistence of Evil.
- They study magic and write treatises and quarrel, as scholars will, but none of them can cast a spell to save his life.
- You wrote a treatise on John Cage - how does this activity fit into those ideas?
- He is famed as the first person to write a Sanskrit treatise on the astrolabe.
- This difficult concept was in its own time the subject of many theoretical treatises, few of which agree in detail.
- Learned scholars write massive treatises on contract changes, a testament to this general sense of ambiguity.
- He was aware of philosophers who wrote authoritative treatises, telling their readers what to think about a number of large and important matters.
- He developed his interest in mechanics, writing treatises on his inventions which he circulated in manuscript.
Synonyms disquisition, essay, paper, work, piece of writing, exposition, discourse, dissertation, thesis, monograph, study, critique
Origin Late Middle English: from Anglo-Norman French tretis, from Old French traitier (see treat). |