quadrilogue
quadrilogue noun: a discourse or colloquy by four people.
Noun
quadrilogue (plural quadrilogues)
- A discourse or colloquy by four people.
- The present research continues Frank's ideas by proposing a 'quadrilogue' as a form of an autoethnographical mad narrative.2017, Bunty Avieson, Mediating Memory: Tracing the Limits of Memoir
- Synonyms:
- tetralogue
Synonyms of quadrilogue
Forms of quadrilogue
| plural | quadrilogues |
|---|---|
| alternative form | quadralogue |
Origin of quadrilogue
From Middle English quadriloge, equivalent to quadri- + -logue, originally after Middle French quadrilogue.
Questions about quadrilogue
- What does quadrilogue mean?
- Quadrilogue means a discourse or colloquy by four people.
- What part of speech is quadrilogue?
- Quadrilogue is a noun.
- What is the plural of quadrilogue?
- The plural of quadrilogue is quadrilogues.
Words near quadrilogue in the dictionary
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