Definition

Relating to a thesis or a statement that is presented as a fact, often in a dogmatic way.

Example

The thetic approach in the poem emphasizes the main idea clearly.

Conversation

Have you ever read anything that felt really thetic?

Not sure, what do you mean by that?

You know, like a piece that starts with a strong thesis or idea.

Oh, I get it! That kind of writing can be really engaging.

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Root Explanation

The word 'thetic' is derived from the Greek root 'tithenai' (meaning to place or put). It is often used in contexts related to placing or setting forth ideas, particularly in philosophical or theoretical discussions.

Memory Tip

Think of the Greek word 'tithenai' which means to 'place' — this helps you remember that 'thetic' relates to placing or setting forth ideas.

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