Soliloquisers

Part of speech: noun

Definitions

1. A person engaging in the act of speaking one's thoughts aloud, often while alone, emphasizing their inner feelings or reflections
2. An individual who expresses personal thoughts and emotions verbally, typically in a private manner during a moment of introspection
3. Someone who vocalizes their innermost contemplations or dialogues, often as though conversing with themselves in solitude

Etymology: "Soliloquisers" is the plural of "soliloquiser", a person who delivers a soliloquy, the speech a character makes alone on stage. The noun is built from "soliloquise", the verb meaning to speak one's thoughts aloud while alone or as if alone, with the suffix "-er" added to name the doer of the action. The verb itself derives from "soliloquy", which comes from Latin "soliloquium", combining "solus" (alone) and "loqui" (to speak), so the whole chain of words rests on the idea of talking by oneself.

Synonyms: monologuers, speakers, talkers, narrators, rhetoricians