thesis in Latin
thesis in Latin is thesis — thesis means a statement or claim put forward and supported by argument.
thesis in Latin
thesis
What does "thesis" mean?
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noun A statement or claim put forward and supported by argument.
"His thesis is that cities become healthier when they plant more trees."
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noun A long piece of research writing submitted to complete an academic degree.
"He handed in his thesis a week before the university deadline."
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thesis in a sentence
- His thesis is that cities become healthier when they plant more trees.
- The speaker defended her thesis against several sharp questions from the audience.
- He handed in his thesis a week before the university deadline.
- She spent two years researching her doctoral thesis.
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What is "thesis" in Latin?
"thesis" in Latin is thesis. thesis means: A statement or claim put forward and supported by argument.
How do you use "thesis" in a sentence?
Example: "His thesis is that cities become healthier when they plant more trees." In Latin, "thesis" is thesis.
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