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Christine Christie Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Nouns

1. Is the term 'conversationalist' used in everyday language?



2. Does it mean the same as 'chatter', and if so, does it sound more formal than 'chatter'?

  

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Christine Christie 1. Is the term 'conversationalist' used in everyday language? I think so.

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  • Christine Christie 1.
  • Is the term 'conversationalist' used in everyday language?
  • I think so.
  • Christine Christie 2.
  • Does it mean the same as 'chatter', and if so, does it sound more formal than 'chatter'?
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Christine Christie1. Is the term 'conversationalist' used in everyday language?

I think so.

Christine Christie2. Does it mean the same as 'chatter', and if so, does it sound more formal than 'chatter'?

I have never heard "chatter" used to mean "one who chats". I suppose it is possible to speak of an online chatter—

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Christine Christie1. Is the term 'conversationalist' used in everyday language?

Not in the UK.

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Christine Christie1. Is the term 'conversationalist' used in everyday language?

Maybe I have heard it once in the past 5 years.

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