soliloquy in Greek
soliloquy in Greek is μονόλογος — soliloquy means a speech in a play in which a character, alone on stage, speaks their thoughts aloud so the audience can hear them.
soliloquy in Greek
μονόλογος
Pronounced: monologos
What does "soliloquy" mean?
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noun A speech in a play in which a character, alone on stage, speaks their thoughts aloud so the audience can hear them.
"Hamlet's 'To be, or not to be' is the most quoted soliloquy in English."
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noun Any long speech someone makes to themselves rather than to a listener.
"He launched into a soliloquy about the state of the roads while I washed up."
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soliloquy in a sentence
- Hamlet's 'To be, or not to be' is the most quoted soliloquy in English.
- The soliloquy lets us hear what the character would never admit to anyone else.
- He launched into a soliloquy about the state of the roads while I washed up.
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What is "soliloquy" in Greek?
"soliloquy" in Greek is μονόλογος. soliloquy means: A speech in a play in which a character, alone on stage, speaks their thoughts aloud so the audience can hear them.
How do you pronounce μονόλογος?
"soliloquy" in Greek is μονόλογος, pronounced "monologos".
How do you use "soliloquy" in a sentence?
Example: "Hamlet's 'To be, or not to be' is the most quoted soliloquy in English." In Greek, "soliloquy" is μονόλογος.
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