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Colloquy

Noun:

1. A formal conversation or discussion, typically in a formal setting.

Example sentence: The important matters were discussed and resolved during the colloquy between the board members.

2. A written dialogue or a conversation in a literary work.

Example sentence: The playwright skillfully crafted a colloquy between the two main characters, revealing their complex relationship.

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Verb:

1. To engage in a conversation or a formal discussion with someone.

Example sentence: The lawyer colloquied extensively with his client to understand the case thoroughly.

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Adjective:

1. Used to describe something relating to or characteristic of informal or everyday conversation.

Example sentence: The author's colloquial writing style made the story relatable and engaging for readers.

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Adverb:

1. Used to describe an action or behavior done in a conversational manner.

Example sentence: He spoke colloquy, narrating his adventures with great enthusiasm.

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