Monologue is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MONOLOGUE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to perform a monologue
NOUN:
• a dramatic piece for a single performer, also MONOLOG
• a long speech by one actor in a play or film, or as part of a theatrical or broadcast programme
• a long, tedious speech by one person during a conversation
• long speech by one person
• A speech uttered by a person alone; soliloquy; also, talk or discourse in company, in the strain of a soliloquy; as, an account in monologue.
• A dramatic composition for a single performer.
• speech you make to yourself
• a long utterance by one person (especially one that prevents others from participating in the conversation)
• a (usually long) dramatic speech by a single actor
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• soliloquy 2; a dramatic sketch performed by one actor; the routine of a stand-up comic

Words related to MONOLOGUE

monolog10 monologic14 monologist13 monologists14 monologued14 monologues13 monologuing15 monology14

Words that contain MONOLOGUE

monologued14 monologues13

How to use MONOLOGUE in a sentence

• He kept up a continual monologue directed at the cow and his horse, and so he did not hear the approach of Riley Sinclair until the outlaw was close upon him.
• Yet so cleverly he addressed his story that the longest monologue became, by aid of a look or pressure of the hand, a conversation in which she, his guardian angel, bore her part.
• I would certainly close with the monologue by the Princess, for it is, in any case, left to the imagination as to what becomes of her.
• He entered upon a monologue that seemed interminable, his voice rising into a shrill excitement and then sinking into a hoarse whisper.
• It was speaking two rooms away, in a long, incessant monologue of madness.
• The collapse of the previous night had distressed him dreadfully, and ever and again before his retreat he had been breaking into passionate monologue.
• The dinner lasted till rather late, and terminated in an unexpected manner by an offer from Caterna to recite a monologue.
• In the gentle monologue with which she accompanied his meal she did not mention her mother, or anything but slight, casual matters about the house and garden.
• Nothing would induce me in so idle a monologue as this to discuss adequately a great political matter like the question of the military punishments in Egypt.
• For a time the talk was a desultory monologue, with Kent doing his best to keep it from dying outright.
• Cuthbert held his breath as this monologue proceeded, and a sense of unlooked-for triumph made his heart swell within him.
• My friend ate a hearty breakfast and kept a sort of a happy-go-lucky monologue throughout its entire course.
• Shortly my host returned and took up his monologue.
• Dave thought of a funny monologue Shadow Hamilton had once given at Oak Hall, and he gave this, as far as he could remember it, and put in a few stories that were new.
• So conceive this dramatic monologue, and the baleful humor appears, and is captivating in its biting sarcasm and unanswerable argument.
• However, her monologue was wasted on the moon, for no one argued with her.
• When the monologue was over the theatre resounded with the clapping of hands.
• Brock was so happy to be in a monologue that I could enjoy the garden almost without interruption.
• Kayak Bill sitting between Ellen and Paul Kilbuck, attempted a monologue, but finding no listeners, gave it up to puff contentedly.
• I suppose he wants to deliver a ridiculous monologue.
• He even ventured on a humorous monologue in which he accused his sex of every possible failing, ending with a triumphant eulogy of the other half of creation.
• His fondness for monologue frequently exposed him to raillery, like the above, in the column where Field daily held a monopoly of table talk.
• A monologue by the satyr relating his ill-usage at the hands of Corisca, followed by a chorus, ends the first act.
• He walked the floor and talked, and it was the grandest monologue I ever listened to.
• Nothing is so terrifying as this monologue of the storm.
• Ursus, absorbed by his hundred-voiced monologue, had not observed his absence.
• There is nothing so dreary as a monologue on which its cadence falls.
• He seemed to be engaged in monologue rather than in conversation.
• The evening, I think I may say the entire evening, was occupied by a monologue addressed by the poet to my mother, who was of course extremely well pleased to listen to it.
• Henriette presently put an end to the monologue by appearing in the portico.
• It opens, as is customary with Euripides, with a monologue, which explains the plot and the position of affairs, spoken by one of the characters, Apollo.

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