to trialogue

Examples

• All

• After months of separate talks, the parties decided to trialogue for the first time.

• It is often more productive to trialogue when three perspectives are involved.

• Let's trialogue this matter further.

• They will trialogue about the new policy tomorrow.

• The representatives of each country agreed to trialogue to address the climate crisis together.

• In order to resolve the conflict, the three teams will trialogue this weekend.

• The charity organized a trialogue to allow the three community leaders to share their views on the issue.

Synonyms

D

to dialog

vsto trialogue

• US

9 4.3

To talk to try to reach an agreement

is specifically a discussion involving exactly three people or groups

J

to join the discussion

vsto trialogue

8 2.8

Take part in a conversation already happening

is a three-person exchange rather than merely entering an ongoing talk

C

to confab

vsto trialogue

• Informal

1 8.5

To talk briefly and informally with someone, often in private

focuses on a structured three-way exchange rather than a casual chat

D

to dialogize

vsto trialogue

• Jargon

8.9

To talk openly with others to find common ground

involves active participation in a three-way exchange rather than promoting dialogue

Surface Forms

Etymology