Descartes (en. Discards)

/des.car.tes/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Concept used to refer to the ideas or elements that are discarded in a process of critical analysis.

In the debate, several discards were presented to support the main thesis.

En el debate, se presentaron varios descartes para apoyar la tesis principal.

Term applied in logic and philosophy to describe the elimination of invalid premises.

Discarding unnecessary premises is essential for building a solid argument.

Descartes de premisas innecesarias es esencial para construir un argumento sólido.

From the verb descartar, which comes from the French 'décarté'.

to put in the discards

to dismiss or set something aside.

poner en los descartes

discards of ideas

elimination of non-viable opinions or concepts.

descartes de ideas

rejection

Act of not accepting or considering something.

rechazo

elimination

Action of removing or making something disappear.

eliminación

analysis

Detailed study of a matter or problem.

análisis

To discard something that is not relevant.

At work, I made several discards of ideas that were not useful.

En el trabajo, hice varios descartes de las ideas que no servían.

Rejection in an informal context.

If you don't like it, just give it a discard.

Si no te gusta, simplemente hazle un descarte.