Convocation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONVOCATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an assembly of persons convoked
• (in the Church of England) a representative assembly of clergy of the province of Canterbury or York.
• a legislative or deliberative assembly of a university.
• a formal ceremony for the conferment of university awards.
• a large formal assembly of people.
• the action of calling people together for a large formal assembly
• The act of calling or assembling by summons.
• An assembly or meeting.
• An assembly of the clergy, by their representatives, to consult on ecclesiastical affairs.
• An academical assembly, in which the business of the university is transacted.
• a group gathered in response to a summons
• the act of convoking
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an assembly of persons convoked an assembly of bishops and representative clergy of the Church of England; a consultative assembly of clergy and lay delegates from one part of an Episcopal diocese; a territorial division of an Episcopal diocese; a ceremonial assembly of members of a college or university

Words related to CONVOCATION

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Words that contain CONVOCATION

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How to use CONVOCATION in a sentence

• At a convocation of bishops and clerical dignitaries held in St.
• A general cry was raised for the convocation of the states-general.
• Mounier published a work on the convocation of the States-general demanding the formation of two chambers.
• In his first letter he triumphed in the silence of Convocation, but that silence has since been broken.
• What is desirable, if possible, is that in every local convocation of Republicans a point should be made to avoid everything which will disturb Republicans elsewhere.
• Shortly thereafter, on June 12, 1588, the Dominican chapter held its first convocation.
• Third, convocation without delay of the Constituent Assembly.
• His tool, Archbishop Reynolds, summoned a convocation of the southern province for December 1 at St.
• At the latter end of 1842, they summoned a convocation in Edinburgh.
• At the second bay in the North Aisle was the meeting-place of Convocation, closed in as a chamber.
• In Convocation, the Puritans nearly carried the removal of all organs from churches.
• And her mother went on to tell that, years after, when the Rector was in London attending Convocation, a gentleman stopped him one day as he crossed St.
• There was much warm debate upon the subject in the Convocation of 1702.
• The proceedings of the later meetings of Convocation in the eighteenth century which are best known are those which concerned subjects of violent altercation.
• The convocation of the States General has now become inevitable.
• This assembly has been so long disused, that the forms of its convocation occasion difficulty.
• It was then that the Parliament of Paris asked for the convocation of the States General.
• THE COMMONS ADDRESS THE KING TO SUMMON A CONVOCATION.
• Jane proposed that something might be done to qualify them to sit in the convocation.
• The two houses of convocation still continued at variance.
• Then they resolved that the convocation were guilty of a contempt and breach of the privilege of that house.
• The convocation gave the king four shillings in the pound to be levied in two years.
• At this convocation there was a large gathering of delegates, every State in the Union being represented.
• Their convocation was the parliament of German infidelity.
• We had nine graduates to garland last night and should have had more if Convocation had followed closely on their success in April.
• At Trinity College, Hartford, a Junior Fellow is one chosen by the House of Convocation to be a member of the examining committee for three years.
• That the convocation having been found, by long experience, to be hurtful to true religion, be for ever hereafter abolished among Protestants.
• It was pleasant to be awakened by a convocation of birds at sunrise, and to watch the shadows of the leaves dance out upon our translucent roof of canvas.
• The legislative authority of convocation lay at the root of the evils which were most complained of.
• The convocation and the parliament met simultaneously, on the 15th of January, and the conflict, which had been for two years in abeyance, recommenced.

Similar words containing NVOCA without suffix tion and without prefix co

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