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dialoguing
This term is heavily associated with professional, corporate, or diplomatic registers. It describes a structured, intentional process of communication rather than a casual chat. Using it in a social context would sound unnaturally formal or overly clinical.
As a noun, it refers to the systemic practice of communication. While it can be used as a gerund, in professional settings it often functions as a specialized term for a specific methodology of conflict resolution or organizational development.
Meanings
To engage in a formal or strategic conversation with another person or group to achieve a specific outcome or mutual understanding.
The process of engaging in a structured or purposeful conversation to resolve conflict, build understanding, or reach a consensus.
Examples
The company is dialoguing with the union to prevent a strike.
Effective dialoguing requires active listening and empathy.
We need to start dialoguing with our partners before the deadline.
I wonder if dialoguing with the opposing side will actually work.
The two nations are finally dialoguing about the border dispute.
Stop arguing and start dialoguing if you want to solve this.
The manager spent the afternoon dialoguing with the disgruntled staff.
Continuous dialoguing is essential for maintaining a healthy relationship.
Continuous dialoguing is essential for maintaining a healthy relationship.