discussion
Americannoun
noun
Other Word Forms
- discussional adjective
- prediscussion noun
- rediscussion noun
Etymology
Origin of discussion
First recorded in 1300–50; Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Late Latin discussiōn-, stem of discussiō “inquiry, examination,” Latin: “a shaking,” from discuss(us) “shaken” ( discuss ) + -iō -ion
Example Sentences
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National security advisors from Kyiv's European allies "also joined the discussions to align on a shared strategic approach between Ukraine, the United States, and Europe," the statements added.
From Barron's
There needs to be debate and discussion within a dressing room, and healthy competition, as much as McCullum likes to talk about alleviating pressure.
From BBC
"I believe that it's in our interest as Europeans and Ukrainians to find the right framework to re-engage this discussion" in the coming weeks, the French president said.
From Barron's
"But it's taught me to enter into discussions being more intentional and thoughtful, and also backing myself up."
From BBC
I assume your discussions cover your joint property, and not your separate property, which you can leave to your own children as you wish.
From MarketWatch
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