IPA: /səˈlɪləˌkwaɪz/
KK: /səˈlɪləˌkwaɪz/
To speak one's thoughts aloud, often when alone, as if talking to oneself.
In the play, the character begins to soliloquize about his inner struggles.
Past: soliloquized
Past Participle: soliloquized
Soliloquize → It is formed from "solus" (meaning alone) and "loqui" (meaning to speak). The word describes the act of speaking alone, often used in the context of expressing thoughts aloud without addressing anyone in particular.
Think of someone 'speaking alone' — 'solus' means alone, and 'loqui' means to speak. This helps you remember that soliloquize refers to the act of speaking one's thoughts out loud when alone.