dialog

IPA: dˈaɪʌɫɔg

A conversation or other form of discourse between two or more individuals.
In a dramatic or literary presentation, the verbal parts of the script or text; the verbalizations of the actors or characters.
A literary form, where the presentation resembles a conversation.
(computing) A dialog box.

(American spelling, informal, business) To discuss or negotiate so that all parties can reach an understanding.

Examples of "dialog" in Sentences

Keep it up, itâ€™s what we call dialogâ€¦itâ€™s a good thing.
(BTW - this kind of dialog is exactly what I like about Publicola.)
The dialog is poorly written as far as the predictability and the somewhat artificial flow.
But what surprised me was how snappy the dialog is and how the film hangs together well because of it.
There are actual plots, the dialog is meant to reveal character and move the story along, and there are characters to play.
This happens for me most often with the label dialog but it's basically erasing with select similar would be one or two more input actions.
Their dialog is hilarious, and dead-on for two guys who have known each other forever, long enough to give each other a line of bull about each and every subject.
Anyway, the dialog is more comfortable on the SCA/Valkyrie end of the story than on the modern end (contractions: they are our friends), but the forging and the fighting balance that out for sure.
The writers of this show understand that dialog is characterization (among other things), and so when you have a character like Omar who doesn't say a word that would turn a hair on my grandmother's head, you know something about Omar other than that the network wouldn't let him talk differently, because it's HBO, so of course the network would.