noun a conference between opposing sides in a dispute, especially a discussion of terms for an armistice.
verb to hold a conference or discussion, especially with an enemy
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In literature, a parley can be used metaphorically to describe a conversation or dialogue between characters in a story or play.
In diplomacy, a parley is a meeting between diplomats or representatives of different countries to discuss important issues or conflicts.
In military strategy, a parley can refer to a meeting between opposing military leaders to discuss terms of surrender or ceasefire.
In the field of negotiation, a parley refers to a discussion or conference between opposing sides to come to a resolution or agreement.
In the context of piracy, a parley is a meeting between pirates and their intended victims to negotiate terms of surrender or release of hostages.
In the context of writing, 'parley' may be used to describe a negotiation or discussion between characters in a story, often to resolve a conflict or reach a compromise.
Psychologists may use 'parley' to refer to a therapeutic intervention where conflicting parties are encouraged to engage in open dialogue to resolve their differences and find common ground.
Lawyers may use 'parley' in legal contexts to refer to negotiations or discussions between opposing parties to reach a settlement or agreement outside of court.
Diplomats may use 'parley' to describe formal discussions or negotiations between representatives of different countries or organizations to address diplomatic issues and conflicts.