to dialog
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4.3
- verb
- /ˈdaɪəˌlɔg/
- US
- And then I'm just dialoguing with them, trying to be fearless about it.
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Watch on YouTubeYou know, my passion is to get schools to teach children to dialogue with themselves better.
- You know, my passion is to get schools to teach children to dialogue with themselves better.
- We all need other people, but the dialoguing with yourself and starting with I'm enough.
Examples
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We all need other people, but the dialoguing with yourself and starting with I'm enough.
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I am so glad we had this chance to dialog.
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Make it your own, be in dialogue with what you read.
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You know, my passion is to get schools to teach children to dialogue with themselves better.
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In order to resolve the conflict, we need to openly dialog about our differences.
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The team decided to dialog regularly to ensure everyone's opinions were heard.
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Let's dialog about potential solutions before making a final decision.
Synonyms
∞
1.3
Speak with someone about a subject
∞
1.6
To talk with other people about something, often in detail
801
3.7
Try to reach an agreement by talking, often about business terms
474
2.8
To discuss and argue about a topic in a formal way
66
3.2
Discuss something carefully with someone before deciding
45
4.9
To talk with others to make a decision
29
3.3
To talk with someone in a friendly way
25
4.5
Talk about something with someone to share ideas or make a decision
6
7.0
Discuss important matters directly to reach an agreement
6
4.0
To talk with others to make a decision or share ideas
3
8.6
To hold a discussion between opposing sides to try to make an agreement or peace
1
8.5
To talk briefly and informally with someone, often in private
To talk together to make a decision
Talk about a problem to make things clear and stop misunderstandings
To talk openly with others to find common ground
Talking with someone to share ideas and opinions
Compounds
How Purposeful
- Formal
801
3.7
- US
1
4.3
∞
1.6
∞
1.0
- Informal
269
1.0
Surface Forms
Etymology
Dialog as a verb comes from the Greek parts dia- 'through' and logos 'speech', so it literally means 'to speak with' someone. That's why to dialog is to talk with others to solve a problem or reach an agreement.