Discourse
Discourse noun - Talking or a talk between two or more people.
Usage example: Thomas Jefferson is said to have been able to participate in knowledgeable discourse on a breathtaking array of subjects
Symposium and discourse are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Symposium" instead a noun "Discourse".
Nearby Words: discoursed, discoursing
Symposium
Symposium noun - A meeting featuring a group discussion.
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Related pairs
- huddle and discourse
- huddle and symposium
- address and discourse
- address and symposium
- argument and discourse
- argument and symposium
- dispute and discourse
- dispute and symposium
- dissertation and discourse
- dissertation and symposium
- talk and discourse
- talk and symposium
- conversation and discourse
- conversation and symposium
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