1. people who speak soliloquies; actors or speakers who deliver long speeches to themselves or to an audience as if thinking aloud
Usage: plural of soliloquist; often used in theatrical contexts

Examples

• The drama class was full of talented soliloquists who could captivate an audience.
• Shakespeare’s plays feature some of literature’s most famous soliloquists.
• The theater workshop trained aspiring soliloquists in voice projection and emotional delivery.
• Both soliloquists delivered their speeches with remarkable passion and clarity.
• The competition attracted soliloquists from schools across the state.
• These soliloquists must memorize lengthy passages and perform them convincingly.