dialogs (Meaning)
dialogs
the conversational element of literary or dramatic composition, an exchange of ideas and opinions, to express in dialogue, conversation given in a written story or play, to take part in a dialogue, a written composition in which two or more characters are represented as conversing, a musical composition for two or more parts suggestive of a conversation, a conversation between two or more persons, a discussion between representatives of parties to a conflict that is aimed at resolution, a similar exchange between a person and something else (such as a computer)
Synonyms & Antonyms of dialogs
dialogs Sentence Examples
- The play's dialogs were so cleverly written that they kept the audience engaged throughout the performance.
- The director instructed the actors to focus on delivering the dialogs with naturalism and authenticity.
- The film's dialogs were so poorly written that they made the characters and the plot seem ridiculous.
- The novel's dialogs were so stilted and unrealistic that they ruined the immersion of the reader.
- The therapist spent hours in dialogs with the client, helping them to process their emotions and experiences.
- The peace negotiations were dominated by interminable dialogs that seemed to go nowhere.
- The teacher-student dialogs were instrumental in creating a dynamic and interactive learning environment.
- The author's dialogs were so insightful and thought-provoking that they sparked countless conversations among readers.
- The lawyer's closing arguments were a series of carefully crafted dialogs designed to sway the jury in their favor.
- The company's transparent dialogs with its employees helped to build trust and morale within the organization.
FAQs About the word dialogs
the conversational element of literary or dramatic composition, an exchange of ideas and opinions, to express in dialogue, conversation given in a written story
conferences, discussions, councils, meetings, symposiums, consultations, debates,forums, palavers, confabulations
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The play's dialogs were so cleverly written that they kept the audience engaged throughout the performance.
The director instructed the actors to focus on delivering the dialogs with naturalism and authenticity.
The film's dialogs were so poorly written that they made the characters and the plot seem ridiculous.
The novel's dialogs were so stilted and unrealistic that they ruined the immersion of the reader.
