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Definition of convo in English: convonounPlural convosˈkɒnvəʊ Australian informal A conversation. I struck up a convo with the girl sitting next to me Example sentencesExamples - I love writing their convos; it's just plain fun in a basket.
- The lecture seemed even longer than usual and our convo seemed to go on forever.
- While there's no need to include Hayley in every convo, be mindful of not letting her feel dissed.
- You're more interested in a smarty who can carry off a decent convo.
- No more endless discussions with your buds - his name is now banished from your convos.
- Lisa didn't intend for Marcy's troubles to become fodder for caf convos.
- Next time you feel overlooked, join the convo instead of waiting for others to talk to you.
- I got free drinks and the convo was pretty interesting.
- Look attentive to let the person know you're into the convo.
- My friend makes up an excuse to get off the phone five minutes into every convo.
- Remind them your hearing problem isn't your fault and that you do your best to keep up with the convo.
- Somehow the office convo had come around to the ideal makings of a romantic situation.
- May scrolled up and read the convo over and over.
- Toward the end of the convo, I asked her, "Would you be interested in doing something with me sometime?"
- I've just had a convo pretty similar to this one.
- Hey, 'fessing to embarrassing stuff can make for great convos.
- Developing savvy in voicing yourself is a super way to keep any convo going.
- Each book here is sure to spark a great convo at your first official book club!
- That small excerpt of the convo is all my legal advisors will permit me to publish.
- Strike up a convo with the girl sitting next to you.
Synonyms discussion, talk, chat, gossip, tête-à-tête, heart-to-heart, head-to-head, exchange, dialogue, parley, consultation, conference
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