Thesis

What do we mean by thesis?

A proposition that is maintained by argument. noun

A dissertation advancing an original point of view as a result of research, especially as a requirement for an academic degree. noun

A hypothetical proposition, especially one put forth without proof. noun

The first stage of the Hegelian dialectic process. noun

The long or accented part of a metrical foot, especially in quantitative verse. noun

The unaccented or short part of a metrical foot, especially in accentual verse. noun

The accented section of a measure. noun

The formulation in advance of a proposition to be proved; a position; a proposition which one advances and offers to maintain by argument against objections. noun

Hence An essay or dissertation upon a specific or definite theme, as an essay presented by a candidate for a diploma or degree, as for that of doctor. noun

A theme; a subject propounded for a school or college exercise; the exercise itself. noun

A premise assumed and not proved, although not self-evident; either a postulate or a definition. noun

The consequent of a hypothetical proposition. noun

In musical rhythmics, a heavy accent, such as in beating time is marked by a down-beat. See rhythm. noun

In prosody: Originally, and in more correct recent usage, that part of a foot which receives the ictus, or metrical stress. noun

In prevalent modern usage, the metrically unaccented part of a foot. See arsis, 1. noun

In ancient rhetoric, a general question, not limited to special persons and circumstances: opposed to a hypothesis, or question which is so limited. noun

In rhetoric, the part of a sentence preceding and correlated to the antithesis. noun

Synonyms Topic, Point, etc. See subject. noun

A position or proposition which a person advances and offers to maintain, or which is actually maintained by argument. noun

Senses relating to logic, rhetoric, etc.

Senses relating to music and prosody.

A dick that college seniors must take to graduate Urban Dictionary

The paper you have to write in order get a masters degree from cal poly. Urban Dictionary

Intellectual-approved hazing Urban Dictionary

The act of being gay Urban Dictionary

The act of a person being a homo that sings the robin byrd song and trying to piss a guy off Urban Dictionary

Smart, sexy and a little wild. Creative spirit and not afraid to take chances. Urban Dictionary

A form of torture needed for passage in the upper echelons of the collegiate level. Urban Dictionary

To create a thesis, or statement of fact, you must complete these four steps: __________________________________________ 1)Genre 2)Title 3)Author 4)Theme __________________________________________ After the thesis is created you must supply an argument to defend your work when it is shown to other people (i.e. teachers, pupils, etc.). Urban Dictionary

Literally meaning a "Shit Theory". The combination of theory and feces. A theory that is so absurd that it must be made up. Something that is based on semi-truths with ridiculous outcomes. Urban Dictionary

A stick figure with 8 legs that is strikingly fast and can sneak up on you at anytime no matter where you are! Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to thesis:
thesis, theses, tmesis, thespis, thetis, themis, thess, theis, tesis, tresis, theosis, thesius.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word thesis:
antithesis, habilitation, dissertation, postdoctoral, doctoral, supervision, entitled, phd, advisor, doctorate, topic, supervisor, und, titled, prof, sur, lecturer, mit, examined, comparative, adviser, synthesis, dealt, graduation, professor, der, sociology, mathematical, philosophy, theory, researcher, quantum, physics, princeton, theoretical, faculty, submitted, theology, degree, des, philosophical, harvard, fellowship, logic, taught, analysis, les, mathematics, economics, examination, study, academic, theories, argument, published, research, assistant, chemistry, associate, graduate, studies, university, die.

Words that rhyme with thesis:
prosthesis, rhesus, electrophoresis, amniocentesis, psychokinesis, photophoresis, de sus, dedominicis, fleece us, je sus, ni sus, publicis, release us, si sus.

Adjectives that are often used to describe thesis:
unpublished, main, central, general, doctoral, basic, second, senior, original, fundamental, major, present, undergraduate, strong, third, philosophical, famous, msc, principal, anti, metaphysical, interesting, historical, controversial, underlying, overall, marxist, radical, above, latter, opposite, ontological, phd, stronger, dominant, academic, essential, provocative, known, weak, fourth, called, licentiate, epistemological, latin, turing, contrary, familiar, weaker, plausible, logical, liberal, inaugural, eleventh.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective thesis:
university, variation, synthesis, option, support, novel, play, research, antithesis, program, univ, study, department, master, institute, work, level, conclusion.

Consonant match to thesis:
thespis, thassos.

Words that sound like thesis:
thesis, theses, thassos, this house, csus, this is, theseus, thetis, thiessen, phthisis, tesis, thyrsus, these eyes, tharsis, thyestes, rhesus, mosis, resis, cosas, nesis, mesas, focis, cicis, usus, phasis, usis, casus, masas, tasis, cissus, phocis, cces, pcis, whosis, risus, themis, thesing, the six, this mess, the swiss, this kiss, recess, thus, oasis, ceases, thea, faeces, thia, theist, thrace, thistles, the sun, the sea, they say, thymus, thirsts, cassis, ptosis, theos, physis, secess, the house, casis, kassis, theisen, thuss, theists, the south, the us, diesis, iasis, tacis, tussis, mysis, masis, the chase, bcis, massis, meeces, the son, the source, oasys, theissen, saucisse, thasos, atheous, misys, aesthesis, kosice, the space, arsis, osus, oxus, axis, aisa, asus, acis, asas, -osis, aosis.