treatise
/ˈtriːtɪs/Definitions
1. noun
A written work, especially one of a systematic and exhaustive character, dealing with a branch of knowledge or a particular subject.
“The professor published a treatise on the history of the city.”
2. noun
A formal and detailed explanation or discussion of a particular subject or issue.
“The politician’s speech was a treatise on the importance of environmental conservation.”
3. verb
To discuss or write about something in a formal or detailed way.
“The journalist decided to treatise on the economic implications of the new policy.”
4. verb
To explain or discuss something in a detailed and systematic way.
“The teacher asked the students to treatise on the main points of the chapter.”