colloquy

Colloquy is free which means it does not cost any money to use.

"Do you really want to sit here and have a colloquy about race in America?"

She and I held a brief colloquy about what should be done next.

I then participated in a colloquy with other people who remember being taken.

The first turned to her, and the two went into a whispered colloquy.

But other groups spend most of their time just enjoying the colloquy itself.

After which it withdrew, and there was no further colloquy.

I didn't pay any attention to this colloquy that went on.

Colloquy may also be considered, the conversation of prayer with God.

And do you think this colloquy has the look of simple talk among us?"

Inside the room, Marguerite has heard every word of this colloquy.

Today, when he came out after the colloquy, the poor old man was distraught.

Oh how sweet was the colloquy with paradise that morning!

Isaac heard enough of the colloquy to guess the facts.

So I was always pleased to go to conferences and colloquies in other countries.

"Tell my peer that I wish a colloquy at once."

This show promises to be a fine colloquy between the sexes.

I had been standing behind him during this colloquy.

Smith during this colloquy was pacing rapidly up and down the room.

As was customary, Studio members joined in a colloquy after the performance.

In the colloquy, there is one limited departure from this spectrum.

When my husband bent down to pick them up the following colloquy ensued.

Through a mesh came the sounds of a colloquy.

Upon which, as is not unusual in such cases, a rather angry colloquy ensued.

He presumed he had to have a colloquy with her.