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
Talk and converse with are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Talk" instead a verb "Converse with".
Talk
Talk verb - To give a formal often extended talk on a subject.
Both terms in one sentence
- In the second movie, Chomper made animal noises just like any of the other tyrannosauruses; but when he was brought back in later movies, he could talk and converse with the main characters.
Source: Suddenly Voiced - Converse with the Unconscious: James keeps passing out/overdosing in the middle of conversations, which does not stop Michael from continuing to talk about himself.
Source: Film / Party Monster -
You can converse with demons and successfully sweet-talk them into essentially selling themselves and join your forces, whether by literally bribing them with Macca or with an item exchange.
Source: Every Man Has His Price
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