convocation
61convocation — n. 1. Calling together, convoking, assembling, summoning. 2. Meeting, assembly, convention, congress, diet, synod, council …
62convocation — n 1. assembling, gathering, collection, ingathering, forgathering, bringing together, rounding up or in; convening, summoning, calling together; muster, mobilization, marshalling, rallying, call up. 2. assembly, congregation, flock, gathering,… …
63convocation — con·vo·ca·tion …
64convocation — con•vo•ca•tion [[t]ˌkɒn vəˈkeɪ ʃən[/t]] n. 1) the act of convoking 2) a group of people gathered in answer to a summons; assembly 3) rel either of the two provincial synods of the Church of England 4) rel an assembly of the clergy of part of a… …
65convocation — /kɒnvəˈkeɪʃən / (say konvuh kayshuhn) noun 1. the act of convoking. 2. the fact or state of being convoked. 3. a group of persons met in answer to a summons; an assembly. 4. (sometimes upper case) an assembly of the members of a professional… …
66convocation — n. act of calling together, or assembly of persons; ecclesiastical conference; assembly of graduates of university. ♦ convocational, a …
67convocation — nf. KONVOKACHON (Albanais, Annecy, Billième, Saxel), konweukachon (Montagny Bozel) …
68convocation — In ecclesiastical law, the general assembly of the clergy to consult upon ecclesiastical matters …
69convocation — In ecclesiastical law, the general assembly of the clergy to consult upon ecclesiastical matters …
70convocation — n. 1 the act of calling together. 2 a large formal gathering of people, esp.: a Brit. a provincial synod of the Anglican clergy of Canterbury or York. b Brit. a legislative or deliberative assembly of a university. Derivatives: convocational adj …
