Synonyms for Dis course:

• n.

  •address (noun)
  • pep talk,
  • soapbox,
  • pitch,
  • chalk talk,
  • spiel,
  • discourse,
  • dissertation.
  •article (noun)
  • composition,
  • commentary,
  • piece,
  • exposition,
  • spread,
  • item,
  • theme,
  • think piece,
  • beat,
  • story,
  • scoop,
  • blurb,
  • feature,
  • editorial,
  • column,
  • write-up.
  •body (noun)
  • substance,
  • evidence,
  • gist,
  • pith,
  • text,
  • burden,
  • meat,
  • material,
  • sense,
  • core,
  • heart,
  • upshot,
  • argument.
  •colloquy (noun)
  • parley,
  • powwow,
  • colloquium,
  • chinfest,
  • dialogue,
  • Gam,
  • clambake,
  • rap,
  • rap session,
  • gab fest,
  • talkfest,
  • confabulation,
  • conference,
  • chitchat,
  • seminar,
  • flap,
  • buzz session,
  • groupthink,
  • palaver.
  •commentary (noun)
  • criticism,
  • explanation,
  • annotation,
  • narration,
  • exegesis,
  • gloss,
  • observation,
  • consideration,
  • obiter dictum,
  • description,
  • notes,
  • appreciation,
  • review,
  • voice-over,
  • critique.
  •dialogue (noun)
  • dialog.
  •dialogue/dialog (noun)
  • script,
  • repartee,
  • Interlocution,
  • small talk,
  • colloquy,
  • LINEs,
  • sides,
  • parlance,
  • remarks,
  • duologue.
  •discourse (noun)
  • huddle,
  • chat,
  • descant,
  • address,
  • discussion,
  • disquisition,
  • homily,
  • utterance,
  • paper,
  • rhetoric,
  • thesis,
  • communication,
  • essay,
  • monologue,
  • speech,
  • talk,
  • memoir,
  • article,
  • oration,
  • gabfest,
  • Tractate,
  • lecture,
  • monograph,
  • sermon,
  • conversation,
  • verbalization,
  • treatise,
  • converse,
  • speaking.
  •discussion (noun)
  • disputation,
  • examination,
  • argumentation,
  • symposium,
  • contention,
  • meeting,
  • analysis,
  • excursus,
  • interview,
  • wrangling,
  • scrutiny,
  • canvass,
  • consultation,
  • altercation,
  • meet,
  • controversy,
  • ventilation,
  • quarrel,
  • deliberation.
  •exposition (noun)
  • explication,
  • construction,
  • construal,
  • enucleation,
  • details,
  • account,
  • statement,
  • tract,
  • delineation,
  • study,
  • interpretation,
  • illustration,
  • history,
  • report,
  • enunciation,
  • tale,
  • expounding,
  • position paper,
  • presentation,
  • elucidation.
  •harangue (noun)
  • philippic,
  • jeremiad,
  • spouting,
  • diatribe,
  • reading out,
  • screed,
  • hassle,
  • chewing out,
  • exhortation,
  • declamation,
  • tirade.
  •language (noun)
  • accent,
  • cant,
  • slang,
  • lexicon,
  • expression,
  • idiom,
  • word,
  • doublespeak,
  • gibberish,
  • phraseology,
  • articulation,
  • dictionary,
  • vernacular,
  • patois,
  • dialect,
  • jargon,
  • style,
  • terminology,
  • vocabulary,
  • prose,
  • vocalization,
  • argot,
  • brogue,
  • tongue,
  • sound,
  • wording,
  • interchange,
  • signal,
  • lingua franca,
  • diction.
  •lecture (noun)
  • instruction,
  • allocution.
  •literature (noun)
  • lit,
  • pamphlet,
  • letters,
  • findings,
  • brochure,
  • research,
  • treatment,
  • novel,
  • abstract,
  • belles-lettres,
  • written work,
  • summary,
  • humanities,
  • literary works,
  • drama,
  • lore,
  • leaflet,
  • books,
  • writings,
  • poetry,
  • biography,
  • information,
  • classics.
  •memoir (noun)
  • memory,
  • narrative,
  • transactions,
  • BIO,
  • life story,
  • life,
  • journal,
  • reminiscence,
  • confessions,
  • autobiography,
  • diary,
  • register,
  • note,
  • Vita,
  • Annal,
  • chronicle,
  • anecdote,
  • recollection.
  •monologue (noun)
  • stand-up bit,
  • soliloquy.
  •piece (noun)
  • engraving,
  • photograph,
  • arrangement,
  • production,
  • part,
  • print,
  • song,
  • creation,
  • sketch,
  • painting,
  • vignette,
  • bit,
  • statue,
  • work,
  • icon.
  •rap (noun)
  • chin,
  • yarn,
  • causerie.
  •recitation (noun)
  • recital,
  • recounting,
  • Declaiming,
  • holding forth,
  • proclamation,
  • playing,
  • performance,
  • telling,
  • Soliloquizing,
  • delivery,
  • passage,
  • selection,
  • rehearsal,
  • Narrating,
  • Discoursing,
  • exercise,
  • appeal,
  • rendering.
  •review (noun)
  • magazine,
  • notice,
  • recapitulation,
  • Reviewal,
  • judgment,
  • investigation,
  • inspection,
  • periodical,
  • synopsis,
  • assessment,
  • evaluation,
  • pan,
  • organ,
  • revision,
  • redraft,
  • book review,
  • appraisal,
  • outline.
  •rhetoric (noun)
  • eloquence,
  • hyperbole,
  • balderdash,
  • oratory,
  • hot air,
  • magniloquence,
  • rant,
  • elocution,
  • pomposity,
  • grandiloquence,
  • flowery language,
  • bombast,
  • verbosity,
  • big talk,
  • fustian.
  •sermon (noun)
  • doctrine,
  • lesson,
  • advice,
  • pastoral,
  • preaching,
  • moralism,
  • preachment,
  • preach.
  •soliloquy (noun)
  • Monology,
  • aside.
  •speech (noun)
  • panegyric,
  • keynote,
  • valedictory,
  • invocation,
  • salutation,
  • eulogy,
  • opus,
  • Prelection,
  • recitation.
  •talk (noun)
  • lingo,
  • peroration,
  • words,
  • locution,
  • epilogue,
  • expatiation.
  •thesis (noun)
  • Monography.
  •treatise (noun)
  • writing,
  • book.
  •utterance (noun)
  • opinion,
  • assertion,
  • vociferation,
  • sentence,
  • ejaculation,
  • vent,
  • pronouncement,
  • announcement,
  • declaration,
  • asseveration,
  • saying,
  • response.
  •verbalization (noun)
  • intercourse,
  • oral communication,
  • prattle,
  • voicing,
  • native tongue,
  • language,
  • vocalizing,
  • tone,
  • Expressing,
  • mother tongue,
  • pronunciation,
  • vocal expression,
  • double talk.
  •word (noun)
  • intelligence,
  • intimation,
  • rumble,
  • tidings,
  • hearsay,
  • gossip,
  • dispatch,
  • proverb,
  • scuttlebutt,
  • bulletin,
  • directive,
  • news,
  • introduction,
  • saw,
  • rumor,
  • byword,
  • adage,
  • message.
  •writing (noun)
  • ode,
  • literature,
  • record,
  • letter,
  • publication,
  • document,
  • manuscript,
  • signature,
  • poem.

• v.

  •address (verb)
  • pontificate,
  • hail,
  • root for,
  • stump,
  • spout,
  • give talk,
  • deliver talk,
  • deliver speech,
  • get on a soapbox,
  • memorialize,
  • greet,
  • discuss,
  • give speech,
  • call,
  • bespeak,
  • take the floor,
  • approach.
  •commune (verb)
  • muse,
  • reflect,
  • confide in,
  • ponder,
  • contemplate,
  • mediate.
  •communicate (verb)
  • wire,
  • associate with,
  • telephone,
  • establish contact,
  • cable,
  • be in touch,
  • commune with,
  • hear from,
  • answer,
  • give a ring,
  • have confidence of,
  • be near,
  • drop a line,
  • give a call,
  • correspond,
  • write,
  • reply,
  • get on the horn,
  • drop a note,
  • be close to,
  • buzz,
  • reach,
  • confabulate.
  •confer (verb)
  • deal,
  • collogue,
  • speak,
  • jaw,
  • gab,
  • toss ideas around,
  • give meeting,
  • get heads together,
  • kick ideas around,
  • consult,
  • breeze,
  • brainstorm,
  • pick one's brain,
  • blitz,
  • bargain,
  • negotiate,
  • advise.
  •converse (verb)
  • schmooze,
  • yak,
  • chew the fat,
  • use,
  • commune,
  • exchange.
  •descant (verb)
  • criticize.
  •discourse (verb)
  • enlarge,
  • comment,
  • debate,
  • argue,
  • declaim,
  • develop,
  • elaborate,
  • hold forth,
  • modulate,
  • orate,
  • voice,
  • commentate,
  • dispute,
  • expound,
  • sermonize,
  • treat,
  • expatiate,
  • chew,
  • harangue,
  • dissertate,
  • give a meeting,
  • expand,
  • explain,
  • perorate,
  • confab,
  • dilate upon,
  • Dissert,
  • confer,
  • remark.
  •do (verb)
  • impersonate,
  • deport,
  • seem,
  • muddle through,
  • render the role,
  • produce,
  • bear,
  • comport,
  • put on,
  • enact,
  • demean,
  • portray,
  • go on,
  • give,
  • play,
  • conduct,
  • make out,
  • personate,
  • carry,
  • perform,
  • get along,
  • present,
  • operate,
  • playact,
  • quit,
  • acquit oneself,
  • fare,
  • manage,
  • stagger along,
  • come on like,
  • get by,
  • appear.
  •enact (verb)
  • represent,
  • appear as,
  • DO,
  • achieve,
  • play the part of,
  • depict,
  • execute.
  •expand (verb)
  • drag out,
  • dilate,
  • extend,
  • embellish,
  • amplify,
  • flesh out,
  • sweeten,
  • build up,
  • spell out,
  • beef up.
  •expound (verb)
  • set forth,
  • explicate,
  • exemplify,
  • construe,
  • illustrate,
  • delineate,
  • express,
  • state,
  • clarify,
  • unfold,
  • elucidate,
  • enucleate,
  • interpret,
  • describe.
  •lecture (verb)
  • Prelect,
  • give a talk,
  • recite,
  • teach,
  • deliver.
  •narrate (verb)
  • picture,
  • paint,
  • repeat,
  • recount,
  • spin,
  • relate,
  • make known,
  • give an account of,
  • characterize,
  • tell,
  • reveal,
  • disclose,
  • rehearse,
  • proclaim,
  • enumerate,
  • tell a story.
  •perform (verb)
  • emote,
  • dramatize,
  • show,
  • ham,
  • ham it up,
  • render,
  • do a number,
  • do a turn,
  • act out,
  • bring down the house,
  • stage,
  • be on,
  • offer,
  • exhibit,
  • display,
  • tread the boards.
  •play (verb)
  • take the role of,
  • lay an egg,
  • play a gig,
  • read a part,
  • act the part of.
  •rap (verb)
  • chatter,
  • spit,
  • run off at the mouth,
  • jabber,
  • babble,
  • bark.
  •reason (verb)
  • move,
  • expostulate,
  • talk into,
  • prove,
  • point out,
  • show error of ways,
  • urge,
  • talk out of,
  • win over,
  • justify,
  • establish,
  • dissuade,
  • prevail upon,
  • demonstrate,
  • contend,
  • remonstrate,
  • bring around.
  •recite (verb)
  • mention,
  • parrot,
  • soliloquize,
  • give verbal account,
  • itemize,
  • impart,
  • detail,
  • retell,
  • give an account,
  • chant,
  • convey,
  • reel off,
  • quote,
  • give a report,
  • utter,
  • communicate,
  • account for,
  • recapitulate.
  •speak (verb)
  • mumble,
  • drawl,
  • yammer,
  • break silence,
  • yakkety-yak,
  • vocalize,
  • articulate,
  • aver,
  • make public,
  • enunciate,
  • declare,
  • spill,
  • mouth,
  • lip,
  • say,
  • blab,
  • murmur,
  • pronounce,
  • assert,
  • pop off,
  • get across,
  • verbalize,
  • plead,
  • shout,
  • whisper,
  • open one's mouth,
  • gas,
  • mutter,
  • speak one's piece,
  • put into words,
  • go,
  • allege.
  •talk (verb)
  • influence,
  • sway,
  • deliver a speech,
  • persuade,
  • accost,
  • induce.
  •ventilate (verb)
  • bring up,
  • talk over,
  • go into,
  • thresh out,
  • broadcast,
  • scrutinize,
  • take up,
  • talk of,
  • moot,
  • bring into the open,
  • put,
  • advertise,
  • broach,
  • introduce,
  • examine,
  • circulate,
  • sift,
  • deliberate,
  • publish,
  • free,
  • air,
  • talk about.

Antonyms for Dis course:

• n.

  • body
    immateriality, fantasy, nothingness, individual, outside, nothing, spirit, thought, abstract, soul, one, concept, mind, inanimate, exterior, Exteriority.
  • commentary
    neglect, praise, compliment.
  • dialogue
    soliloquy, monologue.
  • discourse
    silence, quiet.
  • discussion
    harmony, peace, agreement.
  • language
    standard.
  • literature
    speech, ignorance.
  • monologue
    dialogue.
  • oration
    writing, print.
  • piece
    ruin, whole, destruction.
  • rap
    flattery, approval.
  • recitation
    refusal, denial.
  • rhetoric
    conciseness.
  • speech
    listening.
  • thesis
    fact, certainty, proof, reality.
  • utterance
    request.
  • word
    break, concealment, breach.

• v.

  • address
    cut, disregard, avoid, overlook, shun, listen, slight, pass.
  • commune
    forget.
  • communicate
    cover, suppress, withhold, keep, bottle up, conceal.
  • confer
    refuse, taking, dishonor.
  • converse
    be silent.
  • discourse
    go along, agree, shrink, lower, decrease, refrain, ignore, abridge, compress, be quiet, lessen, keep quiet.
  • do
    idle, destroy, put off, take, halt, undo, lose, defer, fail, direct, stop, miss.
  • enact
    prevent, hinder, repeal, veto.
  • expand
    curtail, shorten, reduce, abbreviate, simplify, condense, contract.
  • expound
    obscure, mix up, confuse, mystify, complicate.
  • narrate
    hide.
  • perform
    deny, abandon.
  • play
    work, watch.
  • reason
    disprove, discourage, dissuade, give in.
  • recite
    misrepresent, question, ask.
  • speak
    mumble, hold, retain, speak clearly.
  • ventilate
    close up, close.