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conversants
n. (plural of conversant English)
Usage examples of "conversants".
The problem goes unresolved, even as the conversants consider the "act of conscious identification with living things" and "non-interchangeability: as possible bases for naming.
Mankind, along with the rest of the universe, was unaware of the beings, the beings were unaware of mankind, and the conversants were strangers to one another.
An ancestor of mine who traveled central and southern Europe in the mid 1800's had a number of useful conversations with academics and clerics in Latin since he did not speak either Italian or German and some of his conversants could not speak French (his other modern language).