Meaning of discenso

Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

discenso

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discenso is incorrectly written and should be written as "dissent, dicenso" being its meaning:
dissent means that it is the opposite of consensus means that it is when a group of people do not know or these agreements in a subject. A dicenso is a disagreement, but a consensus is a satisfactory agreement which was reached after exposing and hear different views according to a situation the dicenso to be otherwise.

  

Felipe Lorenzo del Río

Also perhaps discendo: Latin. Masculine or neuter singular ablative of the passive future participle discendus - a - um of disk, learning. Discendo vivimus, we live learning, life is a constant learning, don't let them end the day without having grown up a bit.

  

Pedro Crespo Refoyo

discenso is incorrectly written, and should be written as "Dissent" being its meaning:
Name f. Cultismo Latin: '' dissensus ''. Disagreement or not pooling of two or more people on a specific topic or theme. I.e. controversy, confrontation.

  

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