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disputisoun
† diˈsputisoun Obs. Forms: 3 desputisun, 4 -isoun, -eson, despitusoun, -esoun, disputiso(u)n, -isun, -eso(u)n, -pitesoun, -peticioun, 5 -petison. [a. OF. desputeisun, -on, -aisun, -esun, -ison, -isson, disp-, early ad. L. disputātiōn-em, with prefix and suffix conformed to their popular types: see -...
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despitesoun
despitesoun, -usioun var. of disputisoun, Obs., disputation.
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sputisoun
† ˈsputisoun Obs.—1 [Aphetic form of disputisoun.] Disputation.a 1375 Joseph Arim. 343 He sprong in his sputison, and speek harde wordes.
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undoubtous
† unˈdoubtous, a. Obs.—1 [un-1 7.] Undoubtful, undoubted.c 1374 Chaucer Boeth. v. pr. i. (1868) 149 Syn it nis nat to douten of þe þinges folwynge whan euery side of þi disputisoun shal be stedfast to me by vndoutous [L. indubitata] feiþ.
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dispicion
† diˈspicion Obs. Also 6 des-, dyspycion. [The form suggests derivation from L. dispicĕre ‘to look through, investigate, make an examination, consider’, the formation being on the analogy of suspicion; but the sense suggests association with disputisoun, disputation, some forms of which, as dispites...
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disputation
disputation (dɪspjuːˈteɪʃən) Also 4 -acioun, 4–6 -acion, -atioun, 5–6 dys-. [ad. L. disputātiōn-em, n. of action from disputāre to dispute; perh. immed. a. F. disputation (15th c. in Littré). The earlier word was disputisoun, of which disputation may be viewed as a refashioning after the L. original...
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