Monologues is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MONOLOGUES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• MONOLOGUE, 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• soliloquy 2; a dramatic sketch performed by one actor; the routine of a stand-up comic

Words related to MONOLOGUES

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How to use MONOLOGUES in a sentence

• It was even thought that one could detect cries, sobs, and the monologues of a madman addressing phantoms, some mysterious rendering of worship to the dead who haunted him.
• Aside from the splendid rhetoric of the monologues, the character of Countess Terzky, so similar to that of Lady Macheth, suggests this.
• He gives but faint clue to the situation in his monologues, little explanation of the person, time or place.
• As clever with his instrument of brass or wood, he possessed a most varied and complete assortment of jokes, songs, monologues, and dialogues.
• TWENTY-ONE GOOD MONOLOGUES, by Olive White Fortenbacher, Edith Lowell, Mildred W.
• Thirty-two readings, monologues and play-o-logs for grown-ups.
• In the series of monologues and dialogues between Job and his friends he voices every phase of the great problem and makes it concrete and objective.
• They usually spoke in inspired monologues, without announcing themselves beforehand, and often without giving any clue to their personality.
• The plays very rarely have long monologues, even the inevitable prologue being divided between two speakers, but a Hindu audience was tolerant of lyrical digression.
• The elocution teacher recited some monologues and the music teacher sang.
• She said she did not think it looked right to see a girl in mourning recite comic monologues.
• Some of its monologues, like the song in the second act, last half an hour on end.
• VI SCENES FROM THE DRAMA The selections in this division are cut, condensed, and adapted for practical use as dramas or monologues.
• The last is especially easy to follow in the babbling monologues of the infant, which are often very long.
• The prattling monologues become longer when the child is alone, lying comfortably in bed.
• The once favorite monologues, pure, meaningless exercises of articulation, of voice and of hearing, are, on the contrary, falling off.
• They were at first dialogues or monologues, now found incorporated with the sagas, of which they may have formed the original nucleus.
• But this was all too fine for ears Accustomed, through the awful years, To the nocturnal monologues And day debates of Oakland dogs.
• They enter into details with themselves in their lofty monologues, and they take matters with a high hand.
• Barkilphedro approached the queen, and so close that sometimes he fancied he heard the monologues of her Majesty.
• Our monologues leave on our brows a faint reflection, distinguishable to the eye of a physiognomist.
• He seemed to be used to these sad monologues, uttered in the same tone, tremendous invocations to the impossible.
• He had inveighed against the unities, against long monologues, against the device of confidants, and against verse.
• Many of the plots are licentious, but in monologues they frequently rise to eloquence, and in descriptions are picturesque and graphic.
• I am not rich enough yet to listen to all the monologues of self-conceit.

Similar words containing LOGUE without suffix s and without prefix mono

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