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conversations
noun as in dialogue, discourse
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Example Sentences
He told ProPublica that he decided to speak because he wishes that “those who govern” would have more frank and honest conversations with the public.
One gets the sense he receives more comfort from that daily cold shock than from his one-sided conversations with God.
“The White House has certainly gotten the message, both from agriculture and the food sector, that they are on the edge of a nanny state,” one lobbyist said, speaking anonymously to discuss the conversations candidly.
Online conversations quickly pivoted from critique of the finale to celebrating her signature Burrellisms.
Soon after completing his shipping container house, Uyeda began having conversations with his now business partner Adam Wininger about how the rise of Airbnb was converting desperately needed housing in the desert to vacation rentals.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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