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Meanings of treatise in English
Usage of treatise in English
1
The matter of his treatise is extraordinary; the manner more extraordinary still.
2
The young American recently so absorbed at the reading of my treatise.
3
And in this treatise, both of these are largely opened and explained.
4
The treatise takes the form, like the rest, of an imaginary conversation.
5
Certainly this is the most entertaining treatise on the Revelation ever written.
6
We will give later in this treatise striking testimonies of this truth.
7
A treatise written to advance knowledge may be read in two moods.
8
I may quote here from a modern Japanese treatise on the subject:-
9
DYSPEPSIA.- Apopulartreatise on the symptoms and home treatment of this disease.
10
TURNBULL, W.: A practical treatise on the strength and stiffness of timber.
11
The quotations which follow are from my treatise on Great Military Operations:-
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Since writing the foregoing I have met with a treatise by Rev.
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But such weighty reason the author of this treatise declares to exist.
14
He had to copy the manuscript of an academical treatise on over-population.
15
Thou hast written that one of the friends hath composed a treatise.
16
The necessity of a treatise of this nature, is evident and urgent.
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Treatise through the time
Treatise across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common