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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a converse with" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct expression would typically be "a conversation with."
Example: "I had a meaningful converse with my mentor about my career goals."
Alternatives: "a discussion with" or "a chat with."
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I discussed this in a converse with my daughter.
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Introducing yourself to villagers This can be done by approaching villagers and hitting the "A" button to converse with them.
I'd never pretend to compete with him — talk about anxiety of influence — but I did try to learn from him, and in a way converse with him.
Along one wall, a friend had painted a psychedelic mural showing a man conversing with a bacterium.
From a room an individual would converse with two other, separate rooms; in the first would sit a human being and in the second a computer.
In October of 2004, I leveraged my job into an opportunity to converse with my heroines — a fan's dream.
In Bergheim, a peasant neighbor, eager to converse with an educated woman, springs a question that has been troubling him for years.
Recently, I was at a conference on longevity and aging and had a chance to converse with Dr. Leonard Guarente from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
After all, getting a computer to converse with humans in their own language has been an elusive goal of artificial intelligence for decades.
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