dialogue
/ˈdaɪəˌlɔɡ/
noun
- A conversation between two or more people.
- They had a long dialogue about their future plans.
- The dialogue between the teacher and student helped clarify the lesson.
- The movie's dialogue was witty and fast-paced.
- A discussion or exchange of ideas, especially to resolve a problem or reach an understanding.
- The countries entered into a dialogue to reduce tensions.
- The community held a dialogue to address local concerns.
- Open dialogue between parents and children builds trust.
- The written conversational parts of a book, play, or movie.
- The novel's dialogue revealed the characters' personalities.
- The playwright revised the dialogue to make it more natural.
- Students analyzed the dialogue in Shakespeare's play.
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verb
- To engage in a conversation or discussion with someone.
- She prefers to dialogue face-to-face rather than over email.
- They dialogued for hours without reaching a conclusion.
- The leaders agreed to dialogue about the trade agreement.
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