What is "converses"

Usage examples of "converses".

In the absence of the active and intelligent, the coroner converses with Mr.

Deprived of the ambivalent allure of his face—that plowed moon sewn with seeds of nettle and narcissus, that pink grapefruit carved with an assassin's dagger—she was free now to concentrate on his feet, and she focused on his grubby Converses, sometimes separately, sometimes both together, alert to their position vis-à-vis one another, vis-à-vis a crack in the pavement.

By agreement, the second report issued across the free THE AQUITAINE PROGRESSION 697 world made a direct but on Converses insistence brief reference to his role in the tragedy that was Aquitaine.

In Wookin reside a vampire, a poison-eater, and a woman who converses with snakes.

He relaxes in her respectable, motherly company, and converses humorously on the decline of civilization, a subject about which he would ordinarily be bitter.

Siddhartha converses with the Buddha, who smiles as one who has achieved the bliss of escape from life's desires and its sufferings.