| 单词 | disquisition |
| 释义 | disquisition (once / 4913 pages) n Disquisition is a long and elaborate word to describe a long and elaborate analysis of a given topic. If you launch into a disquisition about toe jam at a party, you'll soon be talking to a wall. If you write a paper that looks at every single aspect of a topic, that essay can be called a disquisition. If you have a strong interest in something, chances are your friends and family have heard you give passionate disquisitions on it. A disquisition is an incredibly thorough reporting on a topic. Think of it as a discourse or a discussion of an inquisition or long investigation. WORD FAMILYdisquisition: disquisitions USAGE EXAMPLESWiking takes a broadly sociological approach, laced with disquisitions on interior design and cooking. The Guardian(Nov 22, 2016) Much of the book’s power lies in Nathan’s bitter retrospective disquisitions on the Swede. New York Times(Oct 20, 2016) There are poems, serialized stories, colored illustrations, a disquisition on the word “But,” and the highly alliterative “Musings on Milk.” Time(Oct 19, 2016) n an elaborate analytical or explanatory essay or discussion Hyper essay an analytic or interpretive literary composition |
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