Associations to the word «Convocation»
Noun
- Campus
- Subcommittee
- Silas
- Abolition
- Shea
- Conference
- Junta
- Speaker
- Rector
- Condemnation
- Council
- Primate
- Dominion
- Subsidy
- Jurisdiction
- Magnate
- Degree
- Durham
- Gardiner
- Consent
- Laws
- Viii
- Lecture
- Faculty
- Congress
- Patricia
- Diet
- Provisional
- Cougar
- Westminster
- University
- Athletic
- Statute
- Oxford
- Church
- Diploma
- Trinity
- Pope
- Chancel
- Liturgy
- Jubilee
- Holmes
- Cathedral
- Proceeding
- Nigerian
- Dean
- Volleyball
- Privilege
- Committee
- Vicar
- Notable
- Nobles
- Trent
- Speech
- Coronation
- Madras
- Chairman
- Gym
- Norfolk
- Evangelical
- Constitution
- Basketball
- Prayer
- Celebration
- Supremacy
- Senate
- Thirty
- Meeting
- Venue
- Recreation
- Convention
Adjective
Wiktionary
CONVOCATION, noun. The act of calling or assembling by summons.
CONVOCATION, noun. An assembly or meeting.
CONVOCATION, noun. An assembly of the clergy, by their representatives, to consult on ecclesiastical affairs.
CONVOCATION, noun. An academical assembly, in which the business of the university is transacted.
Dictionary definition
CONVOCATION, noun. A group gathered in response to a summons.
CONVOCATION, noun. The act of convoking.
Wise words
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