topic
- topic
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ chosen, selected
▪ particular, specific
▪ related
▪ articles on religious art and related topics
▪ broad, general, large, wide
▪ She spoke on the broad topic of ‘discipline’.
▪ diverse, wide-ranging
▪ The book covers such diverse topics as diving and first aid.
▪ narrow
▪ central, important, key, main, major
▪ favourite/favorite, hot (informal), popular
▪ Pensions are a hot topic at the moment.
▪ interesting
▪ complex, difficult
▪ controversial, sensitive, taboo
▪ It might be better to avoid such a controversial topic.
▪ conversational, discussion, essay, research
▪ historical, philosophical, scientific, social, etc.
VERB + TOPIC
▪ address, approach, broach, consider, cover, deal with, explore, focus on, look at, tackle
▪ In the next chapter the writer focuses on the topic of adoption.
▪ debate, discuss
▪ research
▪ speak on, write on
▪ choose, pick
▪ raise
▪ change
▪ I did my best to change the topic (= of conversation).
TOPIC + VERB
▪ range from sth to sth
▪ We discussed topics ranging from foreign policy to economics.
▪ come up
▪ This topic comes up every year.
TOPIC + NOUN
▪ area, heading
▪ There will be workshops on four main topic areas.
PREPOSITION
▪ on a/the topic
▪ Mr Graham will speak on the topic of dogs.
▪ topic for
▪ the topic for discussion
PHRASES
▪ a choice of topic
▪ She was an excellent speaker, but I found her choice of topic strange.
▪ a range of topics, a variety of topics
▪ a topic of conversation, a topic of discussion
▪ His main topic of conversation is football.
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