causerie (Meaning)

Wordnet

causerie (n)

light informal conversation for social occasions

Webster

Informal talk or discussion, as about literary matters; light conversation; chat.

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.

light informal conversation for social occasionsInformal talk or discussion, as about literary matters; light conversation; chat.

natter, chitchat, talk, chatter,chat, palaver, jaw, backchat, rap, patter

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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.