An interjection is a short oral communication of one’s own thoughts about the current speech of another person, which a person from the panel of discussants or the audience spontaneously expresses during a coherent verbal communication of a speaker or interlocutor usually without prior request to speak and without the need to give the floor, and which relates to the content of the current speech.
The definition outlined above was first published in: Jörn Lengsfeld: Glossary of Public Speaking. Please refer to the original publication if you want to cite the text.
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