How Do You Spell SOLILOQUISE?

Pronunciation: [səlˈɪləkwˌɪz] (IPA)

The correct British English spelling of the word "soliloquise" is spelled with an "s", while American English uses a "z". The IPA phonetic transcription of the word is /sɒlɪləkwaɪz/, with the stress on the second syllable. The word derives from the Latin "solus" meaning "alone" and "loquor" meaning "to speak". This verb denotes the act of speaking one's thoughts out loud, particularly in a dramatic or literary context. Shakespearean characters are known for their famous soliloquies, which reveal their innermost thoughts and feelings.

SOLILOQUISE Meaning and Definition

1. Soliloquise is a verb that refers to the act of speaking or talking to oneself or addressing one's thoughts and feelings aloud, often in a reflective and introspective manner. This term is derived from the word "soliloquy," which traditionally refers to a dramatic monologue delivered by a character in a play, revealing their innermost thoughts and emotions. However, in a broader sense, soliloquise can also be used to describe the act of engaging in self-reflection or self-expression by speaking aloud alone, regardless of the theatrical context.

   Soliloquise involves the speaker being in a state of solitude or privacy, consciously ruminating on a particular subject or situation. It is a form of thinking out loud and allows individuals to delve deep into their own thoughts, providing a means for self-analysis and introspection.

   This term is often associated with literary and dramatic contexts, where characters use soliloquy as a device to give insight into their motivations, conflicts, and emotions. It helps to create a more intimate connection between the character and the audience, as it reveals their inner struggles and dilemmas.

   In a broader sense, soliloquising can also be seen outside of performance art, where individuals might engage in this form of self-expression to explore their own emotions, dilemmas, or make decisions. It can be a therapeutic technique or a means to gain self-awareness and clarity through spoken reflection.

2. To speak to one's self alone.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for SOLILOQUISE

• aoliloquise
• zoliloquise
• xoliloquise
• doliloquise
• eoliloquise
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• skliloquise
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• sopiloquise
• sooiloquise
• soluloquise
• soljloquise
• solkloquise
• sololoquise
• solilouise

Etymology of SOLILOQUISE

The word "soliloquise" is derived from the combination of two Latin words: "soli" meaning "alone" and "loqui" meaning "to speak". The Latin term "soliloquium" refers to a discourse or act of speaking to oneself. Over time, the word evolved into "soliloquy" in English, which specifically refers to a dramatic or literary speech delivered by a character while alone on stage, revealing their thoughts and feelings to the audience. The verb form, "soliloquise", is an extension of this concept, meaning to engage in a soliloquy or speak to oneself.

Similar spelling words for SOLILOQUISE

• soliloquize,
• soliloquy.

Conjugate verb Soliloquise

CONDITIONAL

I would soliloquise

you would soliloquise

he/she/it would soliloquise

we would soliloquise

they would soliloquise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be soliloquising

you would be soliloquising

he/she/it would be soliloquising

we would be soliloquising

they would be soliloquising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have soliloquise

you would have soliloquise

he/she/it would have soliloquise

we would have soliloquise

they would have soliloquise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been soliloquising

you would have been soliloquising

he/she/it would have been soliloquising

we would have been soliloquising

they would have been soliloquising

FUTURE

I will soliloquise

you will soliloquise

he/she/it will soliloquise

we will soliloquise

they will soliloquise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be soliloquising

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he/she/it will be soliloquising

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they will be soliloquising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have soliloquised

you will have soliloquised

he/she/it will have soliloquised

we will have soliloquised

they will have soliloquised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been soliloquising

you will have been soliloquising

he/she/it will have been soliloquising

we will have been soliloquising

they will have been soliloquising

IMPERATIVE

you soliloquise

we let´s soliloquise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to soliloquise

PAST

I soliloquised

you soliloquised

he/she/it soliloquised

we soliloquised

they soliloquised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was soliloquising

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we were soliloquising

they were soliloquising

PAST PARTICIPLE

soliloquised

PAST PERFECT

I had soliloquised

you had soliloquised

he/she/it had soliloquised

we had soliloquised

they had soliloquised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been soliloquising

you had been soliloquising

he/she/it had been soliloquising

we had been soliloquising

they had been soliloquising

PRESENT

I soliloquise

you soliloquise

he/she/it soliloquises

we soliloquise

they soliloquise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am soliloquising

you are soliloquising

he/she/it is soliloquising

we are soliloquising

they are soliloquising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

soliloquising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have soliloquised

you have soliloquised

he/she/it has soliloquised

we have soliloquised

they have soliloquised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been soliloquising

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we have been soliloquising

they have been soliloquising

I would have soliloquised

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