discept (Meaning)
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discept (v. i.)
To debate; to discuss.
Synonyms & Antonyms of discept
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discept Sentence Examples
- The discept among the scholars highlighted the complex nature of the issue.
- The debate discept several intricate points of law that had not been fully explored before.
- The discept revealed fundamental differences in the viewpoints of the two parties involved.
- The discept quickly descended into a heated argument, with neither side willing to concede any ground.
- The discept was a valuable opportunity for all parties to air their views and to better understand each other's positions.
- The discept was conducted in a respectful and professional manner, despite the strong emotions that were involved.
- The discept ultimately failed to resolve the underlying issue, but it did pave the way for further negotiations.
- The discept was an important step in the process of reaching a mutually acceptable agreement.
- The discept provided a forum for open and honest dialogue, which was essential for building trust between the parties.
- The discept was a valuable learning experience for all involved, and it helped to lay the foundation for future cooperation.
FAQs About the word discept
To debate; to discuss.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The discept among the scholars highlighted the complex nature of the issue.
The debate discept several intricate points of law that had not been fully explored before.
The discept revealed fundamental differences in the viewpoints of the two parties involved.
The discept quickly descended into a heated argument, with neither side willing to concede any ground.
