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interlocutress

  • a word derived from interlocutor.
    interlocutor
    noun
    a person who takes part in a conversation or dialogue.

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"She says she injures your play, that she ruins it," said his interlocutress.

From Nona Vincent by Henry James

Whatever he had come out for he hadn't come to go into that; so that he absolutely took up nothing his interlocutress had now let drop.

From The Ambassadors by Henry James

After which, for a moment, my interlocutress again considered.

From The Sacred Fount by Henry James

Newman eyed his interlocutress and satisfied himself that she was not a gossip, but a zealot; she looked anxious, appealing, discreet.

From The American by Henry James

Fortunately, sometimes," added my interlocutress graciously, "it's quite the same.

From The Pension Beaurepas by Henry James

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