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Meanings of converse with in English
We have no meanings for "converse with" in our records yet.
Usage of converse with in English
1
I had no time to converse with the common people in B.
2
His juniors had never seen the sergeant in converse with a woman.
3
In any case, the pleasure has been mine to converse with you.
4
Then voices were heard, the voice of Elohim in converse with Jehovah.
5
We can anywhere we want on planet Earth and converse with anyone.
6
It must give you some comfort, having another 'faie to converse with.
7
Make compliments from me to Algarotti, and converse with him in Italian.
8
Once more, though but in imagination, let me converse with my friend.
9
The king managed to steal a few minutes to converse with me.
10
Then he turned away to converse with the lady who accompanied him.
11
General Johnston is a very well-read man, and agreeable to converse with.
12
It also indicated small details like who was in converse with whom.
13
Three men came to converse with Abraham, on the plains of Mamre.
14
But it was no easy matter to hold converse with a god.
15
But we sometimes condesend to hold converse with animals and inanimate matter.
16
The other guests attempted to converse with the rather taciturn Dr. Morgenstern.
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Converse with through the time
Converse with across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common