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soliloquize
/ səˈlɪləˌkwaɪz; səˈlɪləkwɪst /
verb
- intr to utter a soliloquy
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Derived Forms
- soliloquist, noun
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Other Words From
- so·lil·o·quist [s, uh, -, lil, -, uh, -kwist], so·lilo·quizer noun
- so·lilo·quizing·ly adverb
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Word History and Origins
Origin of soliloquize1
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Example Sentences
To hear Ruckus soliloquize is to be a fly on the wall in a country club locker room.
"Dear me," I soliloquize, while the contents of those bureau drawers are tossed here and there in the fever of my search.
He tried to soliloquize, to be facetious, to have his last grim laugh at life, but his lips made only incoherent sounds.
In speculation as in other things the Englishman trusts his inner man; his impulse is to soliloquize even in science.
Senators of the Right were allowed to soliloquize eloquently.
I was beginning to soliloquize, when a rude voice beside me interrupted.
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