exegesis

[US]/ˌeksɪ'dʒiːsɪs/
[UK]/'ɛksə'dʒisɪs/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. critical explanation or interpretation, especially of the Bible.

Example Sentences

the branch of theology that deals with principles of exegesis

On the basis of this exegesis, the Theophany of Tabor turns out to be a Trinitarian event (cf.Mt 3, 16f).

The scholar provided a detailed exegesis of the ancient text.

She conducted an exegesis of the religious scripture.

The priest offered an exegesis of the Bible passage.

Students were assigned to write an exegesis on the philosophical text.

The professor's exegesis shed new light on the historical document.

The exegesis of the poem revealed hidden meanings.

The theologian's exegesis of the scripture was highly regarded.

She presented her exegesis at the academic conference.

The exegesis of the legal document clarified its ambiguous clauses.

His exegesis of the novel provided valuable insights into the author's intentions.

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