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In books we find monologues from the greatest minds. And where those books disagree, it is up to the reader to create a dialogue.monologues = a long speech by one person
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Did you see the opening monologue on last night's Emmys?monologue = a continuous series of jokes and stories by a single comedian
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Our conversation became more of a monologue on her part.monologue = a long speech by one person
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Aech must have thought I was brown-nosing, because she snickered throughout my stammering monologue, but Og was very cool about it. (source)monologue = long uninterrupted talking
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I was perched on my crate, listening to the monologue being performed onstage, when Charles appeared and sat next to me. (source)monologue = long uninterrupted speech by a character in a play
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When we were done with our overlapping monologues, we glared at each other. (source)monologues = long continuous speeches
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"Ah, Harry!" said Mrs. Weasley loudly, cutting across Fleur's monologue. (source)monologue = continuous talking
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But it wasn't just that she'd found an audience for her monologues of illness. (source)monologues = long uninterrupted talking
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He was drinking gin and tonics and monologuing.† (source)
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An hour of monologue, a poem, a comment, and then without either acknowledging the fact that Montag was a fireman, Faber, with a certain trembling, wrote his address on a slip of paper. (source)monologue = a long uninterrupted speech
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Attempts at conversation would turn into one-way monologues, with sounds bouncing off her stone visage. (source)monologues = long continuous speeches
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She didn't like the sound of his rambling monologue, but she was afraid to cut him off. (source)monologue = long uninterrupted talking
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The dialogues were in no way prayers but took the form of angry monologues which-just short of the point where they became aliatribes-became vigorous arguments with himself.† (source)monologues = long uninterrupted speeches
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At this moment, however, even the monologue had dried up. (source)monologue = long uninterrupted speech
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I'd expected her to call and regale us with one of her typical monologues, full of stream-of-consciousness details, but instead she'd left a message-telling us about the win and that she was very pleased with it-that clocked in at under two minutes, which had to be a record for her.† (source)monologues = long uninterrupted speeches
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I watched myself for a long time, trying to figure a way to shut it off, trying to find my inner monologue's mute button, trying.† (source)monologue = a long uninterrupted speech
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