discursive

• Diz-se de discurso ou texto que passa de um assunto a outro sem plano claro, muitas vezes de forma desconexa ou divagante; também pode se referir ao que é fruto de raciocínio ou argumentação, e não da intuição.

Describes writing or speech that moves from one topic to another without a clear plan, often in a rambling or digressive manner.

1. Digressing from topicC1formal

   Tending to wander from the main subject or point in writing or speech.

   Divagante

   • His discursive lecture covered many unrelated topics.
   • The essay was too discursive and lacked a clear focus.
   • She has a discursive style of conversation that often confuses listeners.

   Sinônimoscircumlocutorydiffusedigressiveexcursivemeanderingramblingtangentialwandering

   Antônimosconcisedirectfocusedpertinentrelevant

2. Relating to discourseC2formal

   Relating to or involving the discussion or analysis of a subject through reasoning.

   Discursivo

   • The philosopher's discursive method examined multiple perspectives.
   • Discursive practices in academia encourage critical thinking.
   • The book offers a discursive analysis of modern society.

   Sinônimosanalyticalexpositorylogicalrationalreasoned