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  • Exact matchCommon

    talk, speech, chat, conversation; topic, subject; discussions, negotiation, argument

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    counter for stories, episodes of TV series, etc.

  • Common

    to talk, to speak, to converse, to chat; to tell, to explain, to narrate, to mention, to describe, to discuss; to speak (a language)

  • Common

    topic, subject; much talked about, topical, in the news, hot

  • Common

    to discuss, to talk together

  • Common

    discussion, talk, tête-à-tête, conference

  • Common

    spoken language, colloquial expression

  • Common

    speaking voice, talking voice

  • Common

    to be deep in talk

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    way of talking, speaking style

  • Common

    to address (someone), to accost a person, to talk (to someone); to begin to talk, to start a conversation

  • speaker; one who is skilled at speaking

  • parlance, manner of speaking, art of conversation; narration, speech, discourse

  • art of conversation

  • speaker, narrator; speaker (of a language)

  • (the art of) storytelling

  • topic, subject

  • topic, subject

  • talkative person, gossip

  • topic of conversation

  • small talk

  • worth talking to

  • down to earth, reasonable

  • to come to an agreement

  • one's way of talking

  • to bring up a subject

  • good talkers make good listeners

  • topicalization

  • busy (phone); in talks, discussion underway

  • to begin talking, to open up

  • being good at conversation, conversationalist, good talker

  • poor talker

  • to exaggerate

  • down to earth, reasonable, able to deal with

  • to bring up a subject, to touch on a matter

  • sequel of a story

  • to interrupt (a person)

  • to begin to speak

  • person with whom to speak, someone to talk to, companion, advisor, adviser

  • to change the subject (e.g. away from something awkward or inconvenient)