monologue
/mɑnɒlɒɡ/Definitions
1. noun
A long speech made by a single person, especially in a play or drama.
“The actor delivered a powerful monologue at the end of the play.”
2. noun
A continuous piece of music, especially one for solo instrument, that is played without interruption.
“The pianist performed a beautiful monologue in the concert hall.”
3. verb
To talk or write at length about a particular subject, especially in a way that is not formal or polite.
“He monologued about his favorite TV show for hours.”