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Discourse
Discourse
n.
The
power
of
the
mind
to
reason
or
infer
by
running
, as it
were
,
from
one
fact
or
reason
to
another
,
and
deriving
a
conclusion
; an
exercise
or
act
of
this
power
;
reasoning
;
range
of
reasoning
faculty
.
Discourse
n.
Conversation
;
talk
.
Discourse
n.
The
art
and
manner
of
speaking
and
conversing
.
Discourse
n.
Consecutive
speech
,
either
written
or
unwritten
, on a
given
line
of
thought
;
speech
;
treatise
;
dissertation
;
sermon
,
etc
.; as,
the
preacher
gave
us a
long
discourse
on
duty
.
Discourse
n.
Dealing
;
transaction
.
Discourse
v. i.
To
exercise
reason
; to
employ
the
mind
in
judging
and
inferring
; to
reason
.
Discourse
v. i.
To
express
one
's
self
in
oral
discourse
; to
expose
one
's
views
; to
talk
in a
continuous
or
formal
manner
; to
hold
forth
; to
speak
; to
converse
.
Discourse
v. i.
To
relate
something
; to
tell
.
Discourse
v. i.
To
treat
of
something
in
writing
and
formally
.
Discourse
v. t.
To
treat
of; to
expose
or
set
forth
in
language
.
Discourse
v. t.
To
utter
or
give
forth
; to
speak
.
Discourse
v. t.
To
talk
to; to
confer
with
.
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