discoure

Related to discoure: Discourse analysis

discoure

(dɪsˈkaʊə)
vb (tr)
archaic to discover (someone or something)
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and repetition of derogatory discoure are as different as chalk and cheese.' The Sharif family should prove its innocence by documentary evidence instead of maligning the judiciary.
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Using Discoure to Foster Communities of Mathematical Inquiry
The Role of Tasks in Developing Communities of Mathematical Inquiry

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