exquisition

English

From Latin exquisitio.

exquisition (plural exquisitions)

An inquiry, research.
- 1700, John Asgill, An Argument Proving, that ... Man may be Translated:
  this will be a Torment created by Man himself through Unbelief, beyond the Exquisition of Tyrants, or the Execution of Devils.
- 2011, Brian Fawcett, Human Happiness:
  overflown in plain view, say, or rendered coherent by the exquisition of physical details or symbolic dialogue.

单词	exquisition
释义	exquisition English Etymology From Latin exquisitio. Noun exquisition (plural exquisitions) An inquiry, research. 1700, John Asgill, An Argument Proving, that ... Man may be Translated: this will be a Torment created by Man himself through Unbelief, beyond the Exquisition of Tyrants, or the Execution of Devils. 2011, Brian Fawcett, Human Happiness: overflown in plain view, say, or rendered coherent by the exquisition of physical details or symbolic dialogue.
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