septalogue
septalogue noun: a conversation or other form of discourse between seven individuals.
Noun
septalogue (plural septalogues)
- A conversation or other form of discourse between seven individuals.
- In 1936 my class consisted of six students, all of whom had possessed enough curiosity to enroll in a course with the strange name of "Speech Pathology." We explored the subject together, a modus operandi which still constitutes the base structure of the course. But then we could talk informally...1987, Ken Macrorie, Twenty Teachers, page 118
- Synonyms:
- heptalogue
- A series of seven statements.
- His claim to be doing nothing more than laying bare the moral teachings of the prophets and apostles is belied by his replacement of the old Decalogue with a new septalogue.1997, Steven B. Smith, Spinoza, Liberalism, and the Question of Jewish Identity, page 116
- Synonyms:
- heptalogue
Synonyms of septalogue
Forms of septalogue
| plural | septalogues |
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Origin of septalogue
From septa- + -logue.
Questions about septalogue
- What does septalogue mean?
- Septalogue means a conversation or other form of discourse between seven individuals.
- What part of speech is septalogue?
- Septalogue is a noun.
- What is the plural of septalogue?
- The plural of septalogue is septalogues.
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