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Monologue

/ˈmɒnəlɒɡ/

Monologue (المونولوج) — illustrated meaning of the English word Monologue on GL Dictionary

Meaning of Monologue

A long speech by one person, especially in a play or conversation.

ما معنى كلمة Monologue بالعربي؟

المونولوج

🎭💬 المونولوج أو الحديث الطويل من شخص واحد؛ خطاب فردي مُطول؛ كلام منفرد يُلقيه المُتحدث دون مُقاطعة أو حوار مع الآخرين لعرض أفكاره أو مشاعره 💬🎭

قصة GL: المونولوج الداخلي المُستمر في عقل نايف أثناء تطوير GL - خطاب فردي مُطول مع الذات، كلام منفرد من التساؤلات والاكتشافات حتى تحول لـحوار عالمي يُشارك فيه آلاف الطلاب 🌟

Synonyms & related words

soliloquyspeechaddressorationlecturesermonharangue

Monologue in a sentence

The witness gave a long monologue.
Legal/GL Patent
GL Research recorded learners' inner monologue during tasks.
Scientific/GL Research
Genetic Invent's pitch was a monologue, so it was redesigned as a dialogue.
Business/GL Innovation
Genetic G Learning drama students perform a monologue.
Educational/GL Training

Origin of Monologue

From French, from Greek monologos, speaking alone.

In the Genetic Learning (GL) context

In Genetic Learning work led by Naif Talal Al-Essa, monologue covers inner speech and one-sided talks that trainers turn into dialogue.

Monologue audio micro-course (transcript)

Three short podcasts about “Monologue”. Listen with the interactive player.

Podcast 1 — Introduction & meaning

Narrator: Monologue is a noun for a long speech by one person, especially in drama, film, or formal presentation.

Narrator: Say MON-uh-log. IPA: /?m?n?l??/. Stress on MON.

Narrator: The word comes from Greek roots: monos, single, and logos, speech.

Narrator: In theatre, a monologue lets one character reveal thoughts, motives, or emotional conflict directly to the audience.

Narrator: Over time, monologue also entered daily language for situations where one person talks at length without much interaction.

Narrator: Register ranges from literary to everyday. In criticism it can be technical; in casual talk it can be humorous.

Narrator: It differs from dialogue, which involves two or more speakers, and from soliloquy, which has a specific dramatic convention.

Narrator: Closing line: a monologue is one voice carrying the full scene.

Read podcasts 2 and 3

Podcast 2 — In conversation

Speaker A: My friend said my meeting update became a monologue. Was that criticism?

Speaker B: Usually yes, gently. It suggests you spoke too long without pauses for others.

Speaker A: So monologue is not only theatre?

Speaker B: Exactly. Example: The actor delivered a moving monologue in the final scene. Another: The manager gave a ten-minute monologue and skipped questions.

Speaker A: Any close synonyms?

Speaker B: Speech is broader. Solo talk is informal. Monologue implies sustained one-way speaking.

Speaker A: Common mistake?

Speaker B: Do not call any short remark a monologue. It needs length and single-speaker dominance.

Speaker A: Right. One long voice, limited interaction.

Speaker B: Exactly. Structure matters more than tone.

Podcast 3 — Prompt engineering

Speaker B: In prompts, monologue is useful for script tools, training apps, and communication analytics. Six practical prompts:

Speaker A: Start with a writing UI prompt.

Prompt: Design a script editor focused on monologue writing with pacing indicators, emotional intensity markers, and pause suggestions. Include side-by-side performance preview and word-count targets for stage and video formats.

Speaker B: Why it works: monologue narrows output to single-speaker flow.

Speaker A: Database schema prompt?

Prompt: Create Postgres tables for monologues, drafts, performance_notes, and revision_history. Store speaker_role, tone_tag, duration_seconds, and indexes for project_id, tone_tag, and updated_at.

Speaker B: Now content lifecycle becomes trackable and reusable.

Speaker A: HR application prompt?

Prompt: Build an HR training module that detects monologue-heavy meetings and offers coaching tips for balanced communication. Include speaking-time metrics, turn-taking score, and manager feedback workflow.

Speaker B: Practical for leadership and communication quality.

Speaker A: Navigation prompt?

Prompt: Create navigation for a public-speaking app: Dashboard, Monologue Lab, Feedback, Practice Sessions, and Reports. The Monologue Lab page should include timing checkpoints and delivery notes.

Speaker B: Simple names make implementation easy.

Speaker A: Accounting dashboard prompt?

Prompt: Design an accounting dashboard for media training programmes tracking monologue coaching cost, session utilisation, instructor hours, and outcome scores by quarter.

Speaker B: This links speaking outcomes to financial planning.

Speaker A: Full MVP prompt?

Prompt: Scaffold MonologueCoach MVP with script input, pacing analysis, rehearsal playback, coach comments, and export report. Use the loop: write, rehearse, review, refine, deliver.

Speaker B: Memorable and ready for developer use.

Frequently asked questions about Monologue

What does Monologue mean?

A long speech by one person, especially in a play or conversation.

ما معنى كلمة Monologue بالعربي؟

المونولوج — 🎭💬 المونولوج أو الحديث الطويل من شخص واحد؛ خطاب فردي مُطول؛ كلام منفرد يُلقيه المُتحدث دون مُقاطعة أو حوار مع الآخرين لعرض أفكاره أو مشاعره 💬🎭

How do you pronounce Monologue?

Monologue is pronounced /ˈmɒnəlɒɡ/ and is used as a noun.

How is Monologue used in a sentence?

The witness gave a long monologue.

What are synonyms of Monologue?

soliloquy, speech, address, oration, lecture, sermon.

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