discute
/dɪˈskjuːt/verb
To discuss, debate. Now nonstandard.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Stephen Scrope (1397–1472), author and translator. From Middle French discuter (French discuter) to examine the case for and against (something), to contest, dispute from classical Latin discutere to dash to pieces, to shake violently from dis- + quatere to shake, strike.
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