colloquents
colloquents is the plural of colloquent.
Meaning of colloquent
Noun
colloquent (plural colloquents)
- One who takes part in a colloquy.
- Upon that account it was, that the ſix Colloquents, or perſons that were appointed to ſpeak and plead for them the ſaid Remonſtrants, at the Conference of the Hague, preſented a Memorial to the States of Holland, on the 26th of January, containing a ſhort account of the riſe of the eccleſiaſtical...1721, Gerard Brandt, translated by [John] Chamberlayne, The History of the Reformation, and Other Ecclesiastical Transactions in and about the Low-Countries, from the Beginning of the Eighth Century...
- Synonyms:
- colloquist
Questions about colloquents
- What is colloquents the plural of?
- Colloquents is the plural of colloquent.
Words near colloquents in the dictionary
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