monology
/mɒnəˈlɒdʒi/Definitions
1. noun
A speech or talk given by one person, especially one in which they express their opinions or feelings about a particular subject.
“The politician gave a powerful monologue about the economic crisis.”
2. noun
A record of a conversation, typically one in which a person discusses their own thoughts and feelings, often in a therapeutic setting.
“The therapist recorded the client’s monologue to analyze their subconscious mind.”
3. noun
A long, continuous speech or talk, often without interruption.
“The comedian’s monologue at the awards show was hilarious and engaging.”