ventriloquise

English

Verb

ventriloquise (third-person singular simple present ventriloquises, present participle ventriloquising, simple past and past participle ventriloquised)

1. Alternative form of ventriloquize
   • 2015 August 6, Amit Chaudhuri, “The Nearest Thing to Life by James Wood review – ‘the foremost literary enthusiast of our time’”, in The Guardian‎^[1]:

     The evangelical language he must contend with, distinguish his own from and which there is always a danger of inadvertently ventriloquising, is the language of the market – which is also, today, through institutions such as the Man Booker prize, inseparable from the language of literary evaluation.

Anagrams

• ventriloquies