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converse

[kuhn-vurs, kon-vurs] / kənˈvɜrs, ˈkɒn vɜrs /




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Crowded open offices are not designed for many people to be conversing with their computers at the same time.

From Los Angeles Times

What’s coming next is hardware dedicated to making the experience of conversing with our tech that much easier.

From The Wall Street Journal

"The more the robot watches humans conversing, the better it will get at imitating the nuanced facial gestures we can emotionally connect with."

From Science Daily

I can’t speak for your coworker as to his reasoning but the converse of what I just wrote gives hints as to why some people may leave their funds with their former employer’s plan.

From MarketWatch

"I was like a little old man. I used to speak like a grown-up. I wore three-piece suits and couldn't converse with other children," the 37-year-old says.

From BBC