causerie Sentence Examples
- The literary magazine featured a delightful causerie on the evolution of poetry.
- Every Sunday afternoon, they gathered for a lively causerie discussing classic literature.
- The author's causerie on creativity and inspiration captivated the audience at the book festival.
- As part of the lecture series, the professor delivered a thought-provoking causerie on modern art movements.
- She wrote a charming causerie for the local newspaper about her travels through Europe.
- The podcast episode offered a fascinating causerie on the history of science fiction literature.
- During the salon, participants engaged in a stimulating causerie about the intersection of art and politics.
- The literary circle invited guest speakers to present causeries on various aspects of poetry and prose.
- The library hosted a weekly causerie where book lovers could share their favorite literary works.
- The online forum provided a platform for writers to publish their causeries and engage with readers.
causerie Meaning
causerie (n)
light informal conversation for social occasions
causerie (n.)
Informal talk or discussion, as about literary matters; light conversation; chat.
Synonyms & Antonyms of causerie
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FAQs About the word causerie
light informal conversation for social occasionsInformal talk or discussion, as about literary matters; light conversation; chat.
talk, chitchat, chatter, natter,chat, patter, chin-wag, conference, table talk, dialog
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The literary magazine featured a delightful causerie on the evolution of poetry.
Every Sunday afternoon, they gathered for a lively causerie discussing classic literature.
The author's causerie on creativity and inspiration captivated the audience at the book festival.
As part of the lecture series, the professor delivered a thought-provoking causerie on modern art movements.
