soliloquise

soliloquise
verb
talk to oneself
Syn: ↑monologuize, ↑monologuise, ↑soliloquize
Derivationally related forms: ↑soliloquy (for: ↑soliloquize), ↑monologue (for: ↑monologuize)
Hypernyms: ↑talk, ↑speak
Verb Frames:
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solilˈoquize or solilˈoquise intransitive verb
1. To speak to oneself
2. To utter a soliloquy in a play, etc
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Main Entry:soliloquy

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