dialogue

[ˈdaɪəlɔːɡ]

Definition:
1. A conversation between two persons.
2. The lines spoken by characters in drama or fiction.
3. A literary composition in the form of a conversation between two people.
4. A discussion intended to produce an agreement.

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Use 'dialogue' in a sentence:

1. The novel has long descriptions and not much dialogue.
2. Now let's learn the dialogue.
3. Start a real dialogue, please.
4. The Georgian leader said in a radio address that he still favoured dialogue between the opposing sides.
5. The dialogue is in Spanish, with English subtitles.
6. Any possible solution to the Irish question can only come about through dialogue.
7. Make up a dialogue, please.
8. The dialogue remained light and friendly.
9. Some of the dialogue has been changed to make it more palatable to an American audience.
10. That book has a good plot and much clever dialogue.
11. The monotonous dialogue made the film a complete flop.
12. The consulate will carry on a political dialogue with Indonesia.
13. Who can act out the dialogue?
14. Many of them made a point of praising the film's pithy dialogue.
15. Act out the mini dialogue.
16. The two nations began a new dialogue.
17. The dialogue was all filth and innuendo.
18. Let's listen to a dialogue.
19. Listen and recite the dialogue.
20. Some of the dialogue is slightly off.
21. The film is full of boring dialogues.
22. Please act out the dialogue.
23. They were substituting violence for dialogue.
24. She believes these talks will be the start of a constructive and meaningful dialogue.
25. The consulate will carryon a political dialogue with Indonesia.
26. Please make up a new dialogue.
27. The President told waiting reporters there had been a constructive dialogue.
28. He is a very deft novelist too, with a superb ear for dialogue.
29. This dialogue would shortly come to a close.
30. The play was full of slangy dialogue.
31. She came back and tried to start a dialogue with the man.
32. He's not very good at writing dialogue.
33. What do we know from the dialogue?
34. Worst of all, for a playwright specializing in characters who use the vernacular, he has a tin ear for dialogue.
35. The Georgian leader said in a radio broadcast that he still favoured dialogue between the opposing sides.
36. It is yet premature to predict the possible outcome of the dialogue.
37. On Thursday night the rebels' chief negotiator at the peace talks announced that dialogue had gone as far as it could go.
38. I launched into the parable, embellishing the story with invented dialogue and extra details.
39. They have begun dialogues to promote better understanding between both communities.
40. The novel contains too much dialogue and not enough narrative.
41. Get pairs of students to act out the dialogue in front of the class.
42. People of all social standings should be given equal opportunities for dialogue.
43. You should now see a dialogue box listing all of the print queues on your network.
44. The dialogue is amusing but the plot is weak.
45. The discussions were the beginnings of a dialogue with Moscow.
46. The naturalness of the dialogue made the book so true to life.
47. The dialogue and acting in Indecent Proposal are tired, clichéd and corny.
48. You'll get a dialogue box when exiting the program reminding you that there are still e-mails in your outbox.