interlocutorship (C2)
noun
Pronunciation: ˌɪntərləˈkjuːtərʃɪp
Definition
The position or role of being an interlocutor, meaning a person who takes part in a dialogue, conversation, or negotiation, often in an official or representative capacity.
Examples
Her extensive experience in mediation gave her a natural interlocutorship in the complex dispute.
The organization sought to establish a direct interlocutorship with the community leaders to address their concerns.
How to Use interlocutorship
- establish interlocutorship (collocation)
- To create a formal role or channel for dialogue. — "The new envoy worked to establish interlocutorship with all factions."
- maintain interlocutorship (collocation)
- To continue in the role of a participant in dialogue. — "It is vital to maintain interlocutorship even during difficult discussions."
- assume interlocutorship (collocation)
- To take on the role of a participant in dialogue. — "She will assume interlocutorship in the upcoming peace talks."
Synonyms of interlocutorship
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