Lecture and Monologue

Lecture

Lecture noun - A speech that is open to the public.

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Monologue and lecture are semantically related in speech topic. In some cases you can use "Monologue" instead a noun "Lecture".

Nearby Words: lecturer, lectured, lecturing, lector, lectureship

Monologue

Monologue noun - A (usually long) dramatic speech by a single actor.

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Synonyms for Monologue

Lecture and monologue are semantically related in speech topic. You can use "Lecture" instead a noun "Monologue", if it concerns topics such as soliloquy, speech by one person.

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good	good lecture	good monologue
nice	nice lecture	nice monologue
long	long lecture	long monologue
usual	usual lecture	usual monologue
Other adjectives: brief, short, breaking, small, entire, big, serious, little, famous, angry, final, drunken, next, last, extended, lengthy, philosophical.

Both words in one sentence

I'm a Marvel... and I'm a DC gives everyone a turn or two to monologue about something, but whenever the villains lecture someone, a rebuttal isn't far behind.

Source: Shut Up Hannibal / Fan Works
Instead of doing a real-time Inner Monologue, Michael narrates as if giving a lecture to a class of students.

Source: Series / Burn Notice
Hannibal Lecture: Don Juan's monologue about what is essentially adultery for fun and profit.

Source: Theatre / Don Juan

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