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convocation Noun Formal a large formal meeting Convocation Examples: convocation of clergy; of eagles; of political worms, 1603. ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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| We shall not recount the different devices of the architects on the occasion; nor would it be decorous so to do, seeing that there was a convocation of the society of the ancient and honorable fraternity “ of the Free and Accepted Masons,’ at the head of whom was Richard, in the capacity of master, doubtless to approve or reject such of the plans as, in their wisdom, they deemed to he for the best. , escorted by a vast crowd of people, who for several days had been agog with expectation of a convocation of the States. And exams are over and gone -- the time of Convocation will come soon -- next Wednesday. |
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