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interlocution
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in·ter·lo·cu·tion  (ntr-l-kyshn)
n.
Speech between two or more persons; conversation.
[Latin interlocti, interloctin-, from interloctus, past participle of interloqu, to interrupt : inter-, inter- + loqu, to speak; see tolkw- in Indo-European roots.]
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