WorldJuly 14, 2026

interlocutor

/ˌɪn.təˈlɒk.jə.tər/

Definition

A person who takes part in a conversation, formal discussion, or diplomatic dialogue.

Etymology

The word originates from the Latin 'interloqui,' meaning 'to speak between.' It entered English in the 16th century via French, denoting a person involved in a dialogue or debate.

In the news

In this article, the term refers to the diplomatic officials engaged in formal discussions regarding regional peace and UN reforms. It serves as a professional, concise way to identify the parties actively participating in the conversation.

Armenia, UN discuss regional peace, global security and COP17 preparations

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