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thesicle

thesicle noun: a minor or subordinate thesis; a proposition.

Noun

thesicle (plural thesicles)

  1. (rare) A minor or subordinate thesis; a proposition.
    • paltry thesicles on the divine origin and uses of slavery1863, William Howard Russell, My Diary: North and South

Forms of thesicle

pluralthesicles

Origin of thesicle

Diminutive of thesis.

Questions about thesicle

What does thesicle mean?
Thesicle means a minor or subordinate thesis; a proposition.
What part of speech is thesicle?
Thesicle is a noun.
What is the plural of thesicle?
The plural of thesicle is thesicles.

Words near thesicle in the dictionary

  1. Theseion
  2. theseness
  3. theses
  4. Theseum
  5. Theseus
  6. thesicle
  7. thesicles
  8. Thesiger
  9. Thesing
  10. Thesings
  11. Thesiphone

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