logue
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n.NounA speech or section of text, especially in a play or book.
The play opened with a lengthy logue delivered by the protagonist.
n.NounAn introductory speech, often in a play, that provides context or sets the scene.
The logue set the stage for the events that would unfold.
n.NounA concluding section or speech at the end of a play or book.
The epilogue served as a logue, reflecting on the themes of the story.
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2011 Oscars: All Best Picture Reviews #JPMN
- In comes Geoffrey Rush, who was also nominated, as speech therapist Lionel Logue, a simple man who attempts to use simple techniques...
In comes Geoffrey Rush, who was also nominated, as speech therapist Lionel Logue, a simple man who attempts to use simple techniques...
- of the eventual King George VI, but this movie artfully takes us inside some of the future king's most personal moments, as he slowly becomes friends with Logue.
of the eventual King George VI, but this movie artfully takes us inside some of the future king's most personal moments, as he slowly becomes friends with Logue.
20 Disturbing Game Show Moments Because of What We Know Now
- Tonight on the Big Surprise, a warm up question that contestant Dale Logue did not know the answer to is deliberately repeated for the show, while Dotto was found to be providing answers to its participants.
Tonight on the Big Surprise, a warm up question that contestant Dale Logue did not know the answer to is deliberately repeated for the show, while Dotto was found to be providing answers to its participants.