monologue in Greek
monologue in Greek is μονόλογος — monologue means a long speech delivered by one person, especially in a play, film, or performance.
monologue in Greek
μονόλογος
Pronounced: monologos
(drama, authorship) A long speech by one person in a play; sometimes a soliloquy; other times spoken to other characters.
What does "monologue" mean?
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noun A long speech delivered by one person, especially in a play, film, or performance.
"The actor delivered a powerful monologue in the final act."
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monologue in a sentence
- The actor delivered a powerful monologue in the final act.
- Late-night hosts open their shows with a comic monologue.
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What is "monologue" in Greek?
"monologue" in Greek is μονόλογος. monologue means: A long speech delivered by one person, especially in a play, film, or performance.
How do you pronounce μονόλογος?
"monologue" in Greek is μονόλογος, pronounced "monologos".
How do you use "monologue" in a sentence?
Example: "The actor delivered a powerful monologue in the final act." In Greek, "monologue" is μονόλογος.
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