1. to speak or perform a monologue; to talk at length without interruption
Usage: often used in theatrical or dramatic contexts
2. to dominate a conversation by talking continuously; to monopolize speaking time
Usage: informal usage

Examples

• The actor monologized for ten minutes in the final scene of the play.
• She tends to monologize during meetings, leaving little room for others to speak.
• He monologized about his travels, describing every detail of his journey.
• The character monologizes about her inner conflicts and doubts.
• Instead of having a discussion, he just monologized the entire dinner.
• The professor monologized for the full hour without taking questions.