conversed (Meaning)
conversed
something that is the opposite of something else, something reversed in order, relation, or action, being a logical or mathematical converse, reversed in order, relation, or action, to exchange thoughts and opinions in spoken words or sign language, conversation, social interaction, to have acquaintance or familiarity, a proposition obtained by interchange of the subject and predicate of a given proposition, a theorem formed by interchanging the hypothesis and conclusion of a given theorem, to engage in conversation
Synonyms & Antonyms of conversed
conversed Sentence Examples
- The colleagues conversed animatedly, sharing ideas and insights.
- The students conversed eagerly with the guest speaker, seeking knowledge and inspiration.
- The couple conversed deeply late into the night, exploring their thoughts and dreams.
- The therapist and patient conversed openly, discussing the challenges and opportunities for growth.
- The strangers conversed briefly on the bus, making a connection across the divide.
- The family conversed at the dinner table, sharing laughter and updates on their lives.
- The historians conversed about the historical significance of the event, analyzing its impact.
- The scientists conversed about the latest research findings, exchanging hypotheses and data.
- The friends conversed over a cup of coffee, catching up on each other's adventures.
- The neighbors conversed over the fence, discussing neighborhood news and sharing stories.
FAQs About the word conversed
something that is the opposite of something else, something reversed in order, relation, or action, being a logical or mathematical converse, reversed in order,
chatted, talked, cackled, twittered, discussed, prated, rattled, schmoozed, gabbed, gabbled
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The colleagues conversed animatedly, sharing ideas and insights.
The students conversed eagerly with the guest speaker, seeking knowledge and inspiration.
The couple conversed deeply late into the night, exploring their thoughts and dreams.
The therapist and patient conversed openly, discussing the challenges and opportunities for growth.
