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conversation
[kon-ver-sey-shuhn]
noun
informal interchange of thoughts, information, etc., by spoken words; oral communication between persons; talk.
how to master the art of conversation.
such interchange by sign language, email, or other nonoral means of communication.
I enjoy our time on the phone, but she prefers conversation by texting.
an instance of this.
I had a long phone conversation with my cousin in Florida.
an informal public exchange of ideas or opinions about a particular issue; a dialogue.
It’s time for a global conversation about the epidemic.
association or social intercourse.
a year's conversation with him as his caregiver and friend.
the ability to talk socially with others.
She writes well but has no conversation.
Obsolete.
behavior or manner of living.
close familiarity; intimate acquaintance, as from constant use or study.
conversation
/ ˌkɒnvəˈseɪʃən /
noun
the interchange through speech of information, ideas, etc; spoken communication
to talk in an artificial way
Other Word Forms
- preconversation noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of conversation1
Idioms and Phrases
Example Sentences
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For a while we had fun, slipping into an easy rhythm, having thought-provoking conversations and sharing things about our upbringing that affect us today and ways to break cycles.
"We had had a couple of conversations and I kept thinking I could do Square Gogh in his style," he said.
"I hope the data will spark a lot of conversations, including how towns could develop in future."
The couple said they want to see federal AI regulation that promotes innovation, defends systems from misuse and protects “the privacy of conversations with AI.”
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