Causerie
[koz-ə-REE]
Part of speech: noun
Origin: French, 19th century
1.
An informal article or talk, typically on a literary subject.
Examples of Causerie in a sentence
"As we walked, Tom improvised a causerie about the works of Virginia Woolf."
"Our dinner discussion turned into a causerie about the “James Bond” novels."
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