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Definition of conversing - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
conversationtalking with someone in an exchange of ideas
- Conversing with friends can be very enjoyable.
Adjective
talkingengaged in conversation or dialogue
- The conversing guests filled the room with lively chatter.
Origin of conversing
Latin, conversari (to associate with)
Terms with conversing included in their meaning
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casual chat
chatting or conversing in a casual way
Examples of conversing in a sentence
Conversing at the dinner table kept everyone engaged. The conversing students shared ideas eagerly. Conversing colleagues exchanged thoughts during the meeting.
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- French:conversation, dialoguant, ...
- German:Sichunterhalten, plaudernd, ...
- Italian:conversazione, conversante, ...
- Spanish:conversación, conversador, ...
- Portuguese:conversação, falador, ...
- Chinese:交谈, 交谈的, ...
- Japanese:会話, 会話中の, ...
- Arabic:مُحَادَثَة, مُتَحاوِر, ...
- Hebrew:שִׂיחָה, מְשׂוֹחֵחַ, ...
- Russian:разговор, разговаривающий, ...
- Ukrainian:спілкування, розмовляючий, ...
- Hindi:संवाद, बातचीत में लगे, ...
Definition of converse - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
talkengage in spoken communication with someone
- They often converse about their favorite books.
2.
spiritualityRare engage in spiritual communication or communionRare
- She would converse with nature during her walks.
Noun
1.
oppositesthe opposite or reverse of something
- The converse of his statement was also true.
2.
conversationUK free verbal interchange of thoughts or viewsUK
- They enjoyed a pleasant converse by the fireplace.
3.
logicTECH. proposition obtained by conversionTECH.
- In logic, the converse is not always true.
Adjective
contrastopposite in nature, character, order or relation
- Their opinions are converse on this issue.
Expressions with converse
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in a way that is the opposite
He thought it was easy, quite the converse.
Origin of converse
Latin, conversus (turned around)
Examples of converse in a sentence
He enjoys conversing with strangers at the café. He would often converse with the spirits in solitude. The monk learned to converse with the divine through meditation. The converse of this theory is rarely considered. In logic, the converse of a statement is important. Their converse lasted late into the night.
A deep converse can strengthen friendships. The converse of the statement was debated in class. He struggled to understand the converse in his logic course. The converse argument came from a conservative columnist. They proposed a converse solution to the committee's plan.
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- French:converser, contraire, ...
- German:sich unterhalten, Gegenteil, ...
- Italian:conversare, contrario, ...
- Spanish:conversar, contrario, ...
- Portuguese:conversar, contrário, ...
- Chinese:交谈, 反面, ...
- Japanese:話し合う, 逆, ...
- Arabic:تَحَاوَرَ, نَقِيض, ...
- Hebrew:לְשׂוֹחֵחַ, הֵיפֶךְ, ...
- Russian:разговаривать, противоположность, ...
- Ukrainian:спілкуватися, протилежність, ...
- Hindi:बातचीत करना, विलोम, ...
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