Definition

discepted

verb
  1. past tense of discept; to dispute or debate about something
  2. Usage: archaic; rare

Examples

  • The scholars discepted the meaning of the ancient text for hours.
  • They discepted whether the law should be enforced strictly.
  • The philosophers discepted the nature of consciousness.
  • The council discepted the proposal before voting.

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