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In­ter­locu­tion

[in-tur-lo-KYOO-shun]

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Hint 1.

Interlocution and interlocutor are derived from the Latin inter, meaning “between,” and the Latin root loqu, meaning “to speak.”

Hint 2. Sentence to give context:

“Interlocution between the three rulers was often taxing, as each ruler had his own strong point of view and preferred to voice his opinions rather than listen to the others.”

What is the best definition of interlocution?

A.

Self-dialogue or talking to one’s self


B.

Small talk or gossip between friends


C.

The general exchange of speech


D.

Speech that is openly hostile


Hint 1.

Interlocution and interlocutor are derived from the Latin inter, meaning “between,” and the Latin root loqu, meaning “to speak.”

Hint 2. Sentence to give context:

“Interlocution between the three rulers was often taxing, as each ruler had his own strong point of view and preferred to voice his opinions rather than listen to the others.”

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