soliloquy|soliloquies in English

noun

[so'lil·o·quy || sə'lɪləkwɪ]

act of speaking to oneself; dramatic or literary form in which the character speaks to himself or to the audience; speech made by one who is by himself, monologue

Use "soliloquy|soliloquies" in a sentence

1. A literary composition in the form of a soliloquy.

2. No time for shuffle, shuffle, shuffle(Sentencedict.com), or slow-as-molasses soliloquies.

3. The soliloquy was an Elizabethan dramatic convention.

4. Hamlet's famous soliloquy, 'To be or not to be ...'

5. 17 Her niece, an extremely voluble young woman, engages in soliloquies, not conversations.

6. Such expressions in literary works are called as soliloquy.

7. Say, Hamlet's soliloquy or a scene from Romeo and Juliet?

8. Hamlet's soliloquy is probably the most famous in English drama.

9. An Aside, in contrast to a monologue or soliloquy, is much shorter

10. Mrs Hall had very reluctantly to leave the rest of his soliloquy.

11. My own soliloquy, my own trial came with that offer.

12. Include a brief soliloquy of a publisher using the Research Guide.

13. The second actor, the accused, immediately begins a soliloquy of defence.

14. As he made this dreary soliloquy, he had cantered out of Rotten Row into the park.

15. Of grinder.They fab Ambulacrums unlined soliloquies without reviling him, or create swaped him in malfunctions of hawks

16. Generally, operas start with a soliloquy of an actor introducing himself on his first appearance.

17. Antonyms for Chinwagging include drawl, introspection, monologue, monolog, multilogue, quiet, silence and soliloquy

18. I hope there ain't, but I't'Nation sure of that'said the guard, in gruff soliloquy.

19. We should hope that Hughes, having taken his soliloquy, will one day transcribe more of these asides.

20. The first time the chance, I understand the foreign doctors Maikenina ----- life Soliloquy 1970 started!

21. Hamlet Soliloquy Glossary: O, what a rogue and peasant slave am I! (2.2.555-612) Blench i.e

22. Include a soliloquy showing how a publisher might take time to prepare for offering the magazines.

23. The opening scene has no less than three of Richard's ten soliloquies, which inform us at every stage of his dissimulation.

24. After a while, you listen to yourself think aloud so you don't have to listen to the soliloquy next to you.

25. Into the second act, the tone grows Bickeringly contentious, resolves into recriminations, then wanes into a soliloquy of maudlin reverie