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Definition of thesis
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of thesis is as below...
Thesis
(n.) A
position
or
proposition
which a
person
advances
and
offers
to
maintain,
or which is
actually
maintained
by
argument..
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Antimetathesis
::
Antimetathesis
(n.) An
antithesis
in which the
members
are
repeated
in
inverse
order.
Gastraea
::
Gastraea
(n.) A
primeval
larval
form; a
double-walled
sac from
which,
according
to the
hypothesis
of
Haeckel,
man and all other
animals,
that in the first
stages
of their
individual
evolution
pass
through
a
two-layered
structural
stage,
or
gastrula
form, must have
descended.
This idea
constitutes
the
Gastraea
theory
of
Haeckel.
See
Gastrula..
Parenthesis
::
Parenthesis
(n.) One of the
curved
lines () which
inclose
a
parenthetic
word or
phrase.
Suppositional
::
Supposition
(n.) That which is
supposed;
hypothesis;
conjecture;
surmise;
opinion
or
belief
without
sufficient
evidence.
Philosophy
::
Philosophy
(n.) A
particular
philosophical
system
or
theory;
the
hypothesis
by which
particular
phenomena
are
explained.
Prothesis
::
Prothesis
(n.) See
Prosthesis.
Transformism
::
Transformism
(n.) The
hypothesis,
or
doctrine,
that
living
beings
have
originated
by the
modification
of some other
previously
existing
forms of
living
matter;
--
opposed
to
abiogenesis..
Herpetism
::
Herpetism
(n.) See
Dartrous
diathesis,
under
Dartrous..
Exanthesis
::
Exanthesis
(n.) An
eruption
of the skin;
cutaneous
efflorescence.
Adversative
::
Adversative
(a.)
Expressing
contrariety,
opposition,
or
antithesis;
as, an
adversative
conjunction
(but,
however,
yet, etc. ); an
adversative
force..
Synthetic
::
Synthesize
(v. t.) To
produce
by
synthesis;
as, to
synthesize
albumin..
Epithesis
::
Epithesis
(n.) The
addition
of a
letter
at the end of a word,
without
changing
its
sense;
as, numb for num,
whilst
for
whiles..
Kinaesthesis
::
Kinaesthesis
(n.) The
perception
attendant
upon the
movements
of the
muscles.
Italic
::
Italic
(n.) An
Italic
letter,
character,
or type (see
Italic,
a., 2.); -- often in the
plural;
as, the
Italics
are the
author's.
Italic
letters
are used to
distinguish
words for
emphasis,
importance,
antithesis,
etc. Also,
collectively,
Italic
letters..
Theory
::
Theory
(n.) A
doctrine,
or
scheme
of
things,
which
terminates
in
speculation
or
contemplation,
without
a view to
practice;
hypothesis;
speculation..
Aneurismal
::
Aneurismal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to an
aneurism;
as, an
aneurismal
tumor;
aneurismal
diathesis..
Parenthesize
::
Parenthesize
(v. t.) To make a
parenthesis
of; to
include
within
parenthetical
marks.
Hypothetical
::
Hypothetical
(a.)
Characterized
by, or of the
nature
of, an
hypothesis;
conditional;
assumed
without
proof,
for the
purpose
of
reasoning
and
deducing
proof,
or of
accounting
for some fact or
phenomenon..
Counterterm
::
Counterterm
(n.) A term or word which is the
opposite
of, or
antithesis
to,
another;
an
antonym;
-- the
opposite
of
synonym;
as, foe is the
counterterm
of
friend..
Tellurism
::
Tellurism
(n.) An
hypothesis
of
animal
magnetism
propounded
by Dr.
Keiser,
in
Germany,
in which the
phenomena
are
ascribed
to the
agency
of a
telluric
spirit
or
influence..
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