What does conversational mean?
Conversational means (of a person) Easy in conversation, chatty..
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/ˌkɒnvə(ɹ)ˈseɪʃənəl/ · adjective
(of a person) Easy in conversation, chatty..
...and her object being to procure Helen's smiles for the marquis, and the marquis's suffrage for Helen, the gay and the handsome were much less in request than the highly respectable, the agreeable, and the conversational; and, with her usual far-seeing cares, she carried her object completely, save in the case of the marquis, who did not reascend the stairs.
This light conversational opening struck Miss Frensham as rather an unpropitious way of grappling with the problem of the theft, but she had just professed her general willingness.
The patient is awake and conversational.
My aim is to become conversational in German.
2009, Journal of American Indian Education, Volumes 48-49, Center for Indian Education, page 35, This is the only way, she believes, students will become conversational enough in Navajo to pass on the language (NLА fieldnotes, July 2005).
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Conversational means (of a person) Easy in conversation, chatty..
Common synonyms include colloquial, informal.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
...and her object being to procure Helen's smiles for the marquis, and the marquis's suffrage for Helen, the gay and the handsome were much less in request than the highly respectable, the agreeable, and the conversational; and, with her usual far-seeing cares, she carried her object completely, save in the case of the marquis, who did not reascend the stairs.
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