Conclave is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONCLAVE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the room in which cardinals meet to elect a pope; any secret assembly
• a private meeting.
• (in the Roman Catholic Church) the assembly of cardinals for the election of a pope.
• the meeting place for a conclave.
• The set of apartments within which the cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church are continuously secluded while engaged in choosing a pope.
• The body of cardinals shut up in the conclave for the election of a pope; hence, the body of cardinals.
• A private meeting; a close or secret assembly.
• a confidential or secret meeting
• secret meeting
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a secret meeting

Words related to CONCLAVE

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Words that contain CONCLAVE

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How to use CONCLAVE in a sentence

• But the moral effects of this memorable conclave were too remote to prevent the sacrifice which almost immediately followed the celebration of its rites.
• Then they would probably have met in secret conclave and have decided the arrangement of the internal government of an independent kingdom.
• Every mere council of appointment, however constituted, will be a conclave, in which cabal and intrigue will have their full scope.
• So that we must not be hard on that theological conclave which made the mistake of burning a Blessed One alive.
• During the conclave intrigues recommenced, conducted this time by Cardinal Rohan.
• The cardinals, after being assembled in conclave for six months at Perouse, were unable to arrive at an agreement about a choice of pope.
• Clement VIII called him to a seat in the conclave in 1598.
• While seated in conclave outside the camp, we suddenly were aware of a great hubbub.
• But while the soldiers were still seated in conclave, Coeratadas, of Thebes, 33 arrived.
• His voice aroused the whole conclave from their stupor.
• Bitter winds and frowning clouds were hastening somewhere to a conclave of the wintry elements.
• Gifts had already been distributed among corrupt cardinals in the conclave.
• The conclave was practically uncontrolled in its choice by any external force of the first magnitude.
• When luncheon time came around and he had shown no indication of going to the telephone and ordering it, we had a conclave, and Max was chosen to remind him of the hour.
• I took my place as interpreter, and the long conclave opened.
• In solemn conclave it was decided to vote army people down as utterly disagreeable.
• For an hour they remained in friendly and very earnest conclave with Mrs.
• This discovery was discussed in full conclave on their return to Barley Wood, and Mrs.
• They had half expected me the night before, knowing that even going by the Hook of Holland I might have reached Paris in time for the conclave.
• Then the stepping forth from the dim conclave into the full light of day to be proclaimed the representative of the Almighty, the living voice of God, the infallible one.
• During that family conclave which had followed her arrival, a stricken thing of few words and long anxious pauses, her grandfather had suggested that.
• So he summoned all the gods in secret conclave to consider what work they should assign to the Kalevide, and the debate lasted for many days and nights.
• After a long and serious conclave, it was decided that Glacier Park would not suffer by the absence of our string for twenty-four hours more.
• I have left the Conclave, which is the only stirring thing in this part of the world, except the child that the Queen of Naples is to be delivered of in August.
• At the regular monthly conclave of the Robert Browning Benevolent and Patriotical Association of Cook County, night before last, it was resolved to invite Mr.
• The loan had to be arranged in full conclave, as otherwise Mrs.
• There is another Scriptural allusion which suggests the idea of a Heavenly Conclave, and great act of Creation in heaven.
• It would have been pleasant for once to meet in friendly conclave all his fellow Princes.
• At the same time, all the high ecclesiastics of the church were assembled, in solemn conclave, in the cathedral church.
• Great was the commotion among the leading Royalist writers thus met in conclave.

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