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Noun: dialogue  'dI-u,lóg
  1. A conversation between two persons
    "The play consisted entirely of dialogue between the two main characters"; "The movie's strength lay in its witty dialogue";
    - dialog [US], duologue
     
  2. The lines spoken by characters in drama or fiction
    "The witty dialogue kept the audience engaged throughout the play";
    - dialog [US]
     
  3. A literary composition in the form of a conversation between two people
    "he has read Plato's Dialogues in the original Greek";
    - dialog [US]
     
  4. A discussion intended to produce an agreement
    "they disagreed but kept an open dialogue";
    - negotiation, talks
Verb: dialogue  'dI-u,lóg
  1. Have a conversation, discussion or negotiation
    "The two leaders agreed to dialogue about the border dispute";
    - dialog [N. Amer]

Derived forms: dialogues, dialoguing, dialogued

Type of: book, discussion, give-and-take, literary composition, literary work, playscript, script, talk, talking, word

Encyclopedia: Dialogue