colloquy (Meaning)

Wordnet

colloquy (n)

a conversation especially a formal one

formal conversation

The philosopher engaged in a colloquy with his students to explore complex ethical dilemmas.
The novel begins with a colloquy between the protagonist and a wise elder, setting the tone for the narrative.
During the colloquy, opposing viewpoints were presented and debated in a respectful manner.
The colloquy provided a platform for intellectuals to exchange ideas and challenge each other's perspectives.
The courtroom colloquy between the defense attorney and the witness revealed crucial insights into the case.
Scholars often reference the colloquies of ancient philosophers to understand their philosophical discourse.
The colloquy between the two world leaders lasted for hours as they negotiated a peace treaty.
The playwright masterfully crafted a colloquy between the protagonist and antagonist, revealing their inner conflicts.
Participants in the political colloquy expressed diverse opinions on how to address pressing societal issues.
The teacher facilitated a colloquy among students, encouraging them to critically analyze historical events.

a conversation especially a formal one, formal conversation

seminar, conference,symposium, panel, debate, panel discussion, roundtable,forum,parley, deliberation

No antonyms found.

The philosopher engaged in a colloquy with his students to explore complex ethical dilemmas.

The novel begins with a colloquy between the protagonist and a wise elder, setting the tone for the narrative.

During the colloquy, opposing viewpoints were presented and debated in a respectful manner.

The colloquy provided a platform for intellectuals to exchange ideas and challenge each other's perspectives.