Converse with
Converse with verb - To communicate with by means of spoken words.
Usage example: in a press conference, the president is not just addressing reporters—he's conversing with the public
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Synonyms for Converse with
Speak to and converse with are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Speak to" instead a verb "Converse with".
Speak to
Converse with and speak to are semantically related. You can use "Converse with" instead a verb "Speak to".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- approach and converse with
- approach and speak to
- address and converse with
- address and speak to
- hail and converse with
- hail and speak to
- greet and converse with
- greet and speak to
- salute and converse with
- salute and speak to
- talk and converse with
- talk and speak to
- consult and converse with
- consult and speak to
Both terms in one sentence
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Even though on said poster Twilight faces Adagio Dazzle, they never speak to each other in the film; the only protagonist to converse with them is Sunset.
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Converse with the Unconscious: Matt encourages lots of people to visit and speak to Elizabeth while she is in the hospital, and before bringing in the kids he has one last fight with her.
Source: Film / The Descendants - Converse with the Unconscious: After spending half of season two never getting the chance to speak to Jill alone, David uses the opportunity when she's comatose and dying in the season finale to "talk about New York".
Source: Series / ReGenesis
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