monologue English

Meaning monologue meaning

What does monologue mean?

Definitions in simple English

monologue Noun

— A monologue is a long speech by one person in a play, film or conversation.

monologue

— noun (= soliloquy) speech you make to yourself

— noun a long utterance by one person (especially one that prevents others from participating in the conversation)

— noun a (usually long) dramatic speech by a single actor

Synonyms monologue synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as monologue?

monologue English » English

soliloquy

monolog

talking to oneself

talk

speaking to oneself

Examples monologue examples

How do I use monologue in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Manuela, the monologue again!

What about my rustic monologue?

Recite once again Didier's monologue for me.

I don't intend to give a lecture or a monologue.

Josh, I made changes in the monologue.

Now, you come on, Jerry, and you do your monologue.

This is Randall's introduction to your monologue?

Could I have a copy of your monologue?

It's a wholesome monologue.

Earlier today, my writing staff. was executed in Central Park by the network firing squad. so there will be no sensational. Randall monologue this evening.

The monologue is his preferred mode of discourse.

This is a monologue.

Like a mute in a monologue.

And enter Robert's monologue.

Once I get going, it turns into a monologue.

If I listen to any more of your little monologue, I'll fall asleep right in this chair.

Do you find his metaphysical monologue as interesting as Tarzan?

You ready for your monologue?

Milton's monologue was terrific.

My monologue.

The cowboy sketch sounds better than a monologue.

Now, you come on, Jerry, and do your monologue.

Randall's introduction to your monologue?

No, the ladies wanted to recite a monologue and I suggested a game.

It's a female monologue.

She made a tape of a monologue from a play she did in class.

It was his opening monologue, and someone threw a glass.

I have no inner monologue? I hope I didn't say that out loud just now.

To avoid doing a monologue.

Now we must return to our planet to catch a 1000-year-old Leno monologue.

Perhaps instead of a regular bridge I could substitute it with a dramatic monologue spoken against a musical background.