Meanings
- not comparablerarespeaking to oneself
She went limp, hid her face, swayed, sank to one knee, and filled the whole width of the narrow passage with arms and draperies, the meanwhile breaking into a laugh so wholly soliloqual that the two players became learners.
1914, George Washington Cable, chapter XXVIII, in Gideon's band; a tale of the Mississippi, Charles Scribner's Sons, page 1881 more example
He often stood in the doorway in the morning stretching his arms, scratching his beard and judging the day’s weather, but today he was reminiscent and a soliloqual inner voice retraced his past, weighing life’s successes and failures in the way he saw things.
2001, David M. Besaw, chapter 3, in Joshua, Trafford Publishing, page 21
Origin
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