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soliloquises's Usage Examples:

the distance, and in the foreground the cloaked figure of a man, who soliloquises on the spectacle .

Lady Macbeth soliloquises about her husband's letter describing his encounter with the witches.

She soliloquises and then ties his arms to the bed.

the distance, and in the foreground the cloaked figure of a man, who soliloquises on the spectacle to Elgar's music.

" Everyone exits except Mazeres, who soliloquises about his love for Amphridote and his determination to get rid of Tymethes.

Victor soliloquises while carrying the regalia.

Left alone after Coyle has said good night, Owen soliloquises in the ancestral hall that he has found his strength in peace rather.

He first soliloquises to the effect that if Jesus dies, he, the Devil, will lose control of.

Falstaff leaves to keep his appointment and Ford soliloquises that he is right to suspect his wife and that the trusting Page is a.

them, appreciate the inner character of the music as each instrument soliloquises on a given mood.

He leaves for the dinner, and Jessica soliloquises: Farewell, and if my fortune be not crossed, I have a father, you a daughter.

he is here, I sigh with pleasure"); and the cleric himself promptly soliloquises that he has been unlucky in love ("The air is charged with amatory numbers").

The Duchess soliloquises about Lord Cardinal's hypocrisy.

soliloquises's Meaning':

talk to oneself

Synonyms:

speak; talk; soliloquize; monologuise; monologuize;

Antonyms:

whisper; shout; close up; specify; keep quiet;