CEFR C1

treatise

noun

Meaning

A formal, systematic written discourse on a subject, especially one of considerable length and detail.

Examples

She is writing a treatise on the effects of climate change on marine life.
The book is a comprehensive treatise covering all aspects of quantum physics.

Synonyms: paper, study, discourse, dissertation, monograph

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treatise (C1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈtriːtɪz/

Definition

A formal, systematic written discourse on a subject, especially one of considerable length and detail.

Examples

She is writing a treatise on the effects of climate change on marine life.
The book is a comprehensive treatise covering all aspects of quantum physics.
He presented his findings in a scholarly treatise that was widely acclaimed.

How to Use treatise

treatise on (prepositional phrase): Used to specify the subject matter of the written work. — "He published a detailed treatise on the migration patterns of birds."
treatise about (prepositional phrase): Used to specify the subject matter of the written work. — "The scientist wrote a treatise about the potential dangers of nuclear energy."

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