1. people who take part in a dialogue or conversation
Usage: plural of interlocutor
2. people who question or examine someone, especially in a formal setting
Usage: formal

Examples

• The debate featured three interlocutors discussing climate policy.
• Both interlocutors agreed to keep the conversation confidential.
• The journalist’s interlocutors provided valuable insights into the scandal.
• During the interview, the interlocutors took turns asking questions.
• The panel’s interlocutors represented different political viewpoints.
• Her interlocutors seemed genuinely interested in her research findings.