talk out

verb

1. tr to resolve or eliminate by talking

   they talked out their differences

2. tr to block (a bill, etc) in a legislative body by lengthy discussion
3. talk out of
   to dissuade from by talking

   she was talked out of marriage

Example Sentences

We did a comedy table and got a bunch of comedians to talk out joke suggestions, because Spider-Man is known for his quips.

From The Daily Beast

Shiites who belong to Hezbollah are careful not to talk out of turn.

From The Daily Beast

Do you sit together and talk out what you want to write, or do you take turns with drafts?

From The Daily Beast

Hendry would have had a talk out of him on the spot, but was reminded of the luggage.

From Project Gutenberg

What a comfort it would be if she could talk out her perplexities to him and with him.

From Project Gutenberg

"We can't talk out here, and I wish to explain about this wretched rent," said Nettleton.

From Project Gutenberg

For certainly 'tis better to say nothing, than talk out of Character, and to ill purpose.

From Project Gutenberg

It didn't sting then, though; I was thinking of all the talk out there.

From Project Gutenberg