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Definition of topic
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 topic is as below...
Topic (n.) A
treatise
on forms of
argument;
a
system
or
scheme
of forms or
commonplaces
of
argument
or
oratory;
as, the
Topics
of
Aristotle..
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Utopical
::
Utopical
(a.)
Utopian;
ideal.
Ectopic
::
Ectopic
(a.) Out of
place;
congenitally
displaced;
as, an
ectopic
organ..
Theme
::
Theme (n.) A
subject
or topic on which a
person
writes
or
speaks;
a
proposition
for
discussion
or
argument;
a text.
Topic
::
Topic (n.) The
subject
of any
distinct
portion
of a
discourse,
or
argument,
or
literary
composition;
also, the
general
or main
subject
of the
whole;
a
matter
treated
of; a
subject,
as of
conversation
or of
thought;
a
matter;
a
point;
a
head..
Many-sided
::
Many-sided
(a.)
Having
many
sides;
-- said of
figures.
Hence,
presenting
many
questions
or
subjects
for
consideration;
as, a
many-sided
topic..
Burden
::
Burden
(n.) The verse
repeated
in a song, or the
return
of the theme at the end of each
stanza;
the
chorus;
refrain.
Hence:
That which is often
repeated
or which is dwelt upon; the main
topic;
as, the
burden
of a
prayer..
Broach
::
Broach
(n.) To make
public;
to
utter;
to
publish
first;
to put
forth;
to
introduce
as a topic of
conversation.
Order
::
Order (n.) Of
intellectual
notions
or
ideas,
like the
topics
of a
discource..
Dialogue
::
Dialogue
(n.) A
written
composition
in which two or more
persons
are
represented
as
conversing
or
reasoning
on some
topic;
as, the
Dialogues
of
Plato..
Concordance
::
Concordance
(n.) A
topical
index or
orderly
analysis
of the
contents
of a book.
Argument
::
Argument
(n.) The
subject
matter
of a
discourse,
writing,
or
artistic
representation;
theme or
topic;
also, an
abstract
or
summary,
as of the
contents
of a book,
chapter,
poem..
Topical
::
Topical
(n.)
Resembling
a
topic,
or
general
maxim;
hence,
not
demonstrative,
but
merely
probable,
as an
argument..
Index
::
Index (n.) A table for
facilitating
reference
to
topics,
names,
and the like, in a book; --
usually
alphabetical
in
arrangement,
and
printed
at the end of the
volume..
Article
::
Article
(n.) A
distinct
portion
of an
instrument,
discourse,
literary
work, or any other
writing,
consisting
of two or more
particulars,
or
treating
of
various
topics;
as, an
article
in the
Constitution.
Hence:
A
clause
in a
contract,
system
of
regulations,
treaty,
or the like; a term,
condition,
or
stipulation
in a
contract;
a
concise
statement;
as,
articles
of
agreement..
Epithem
::
Epithem
(n.) Any
external
topical
application
to the body,
except
ointments
and
plasters,
as a
poultice,
lotion,
etc..
Topically
::
Topically
(adv.)
In a
topical
manner;
with
application
to, or
limitation
of, a
particular
place or
topic..
Chief
::
Chief (a.)
Principal
or most
eminent
in any
quality
or
action;
most
distinguished;
having
most
influence;
taking
the lead; most
important;
as, the chief topic of
conversation;
the chief
interest
of man..
Table
::
Table (n.) A view of the
contents
of a work; a
statement
of the
principal
topics
discussed;
an
index;
a
syllabus;
a
synopsis;
as, a table of
contents..
Sirvente
::
Sirvente
(n.) A
peculiar
species
of
poetry,
for the most part
devoted
to moral and
religious
topics,
and
commonly
satirical,
-- often used by the
troubadours
of the
Middle
Ages..
Text
::
Text (n.)
Hence,
anything
chosen
as the
subject
of an
argument,
literary
composition,
or the like;
topic;
theme..
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