Discursive
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 140
dis-kur's iv, adj., running from one thing to another roving, desultory proceeding regularly from premises to conclusion. adv. Discur's ively [See Discourse.] DISCUSS, divkus', v to break up or disperse: to examine in detail, or by disputation to de- — bate to sift [L. discutio discu us dts, asunder, and quatio to shake Discu ion, dis kubh'un, «. debate urg.) dispersum of a tumour Discu ive, dis-kus'iv, Discutlent, dis-ku's hi-ent. adj. able or tending to discu or disperse tumours
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