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What is a speech by one person called?

A speech by one person can be called several things, depending on the context and purpose:

Formal:

* Lecture: A formal, informative talk, usually given by an expert to an audience.

* Address: A formal speech delivered to a group of people, often on a specific occasion or topic.

* Presentation: A structured and organized talk given to an audience, often with visual aids.

* Monologue: A long speech by one character in a play or other dramatic work.

Informal:

* Talk: A general term for any speech or discussion.

* Speech: A common term for any spoken address to an audience.

* Remark: A brief comment or observation.

Other terms:

* Keynote speech: A major speech delivered at the beginning of a conference or event.

* Keynote address: Similar to a keynote speech, but can be delivered at any point during an event.

* Inaugural address: A speech given by a newly elected official.

* Commencement address: A speech given at a graduation ceremony.

The best term to use depends on the specific context of the speech.

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