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Complete Definition of "colloquy"

English

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Etymology
First attested 1555â1565<ref name"D.C-etym">Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1·1)</ref>: From L. term|2colloquium<ref name"D.C-etym"/><ref name"AHD-etym">The American Heritage<sup>®</sup> Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition</ref>|3conversation<ref name"AHD-etym"/>|lang=la.

Pronunciation
enPR|kÅl'É-kwÄ

Noun
en-noun|colloquies

  1. A formal conversation.
  2. A formal conference.
  3. A written discourse.
  4. law A discussion during a trail in which a judge ensures that the defendant understands what is taking place in the trail and what his rights are.

Related terms
colloquial
colloquist
colloquium

References
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