Convened is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONVENED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONVENE, to assemble, also CONVENT
• come or bring together for a meeting or activity; assemble

Words related to CONVENED

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Words that contain CONVENED

reconvened16

How to use CONVENED in a sentence

• But such assemblies were convened in Paris, and why not in New-York? We shall not stop to dwell on the awful sensations with which Mrs.
• A new council was convened, and the Patriarch was accused of violating the canons of the Church.
• Cardinal Cibo convened the Council of Forty-eight to discuss the situation.
• Later, an assembly was convened to decide what should be done.
• The senators were all convened, the leading conspirators among them.
• When the time that it should have convened arrived, Clark and Logan were making their raids against the Shawnees and the Wabash Indians.
• As might be supposed, the meeting adjourned without effecting the object for which it was convened.
• Accordingly he convened a diet of notables, including his architect-in-chief, Antonio da Sangallo.
• The same mourning circle convened, and bore their loved ones to the place of graves.
• I have it, therefore, in command to accompany you to New York, where the Senate and House of Representatives are convened for the dispatch of public business.
• Delegates of this party, regular and irregular, from some twenty-two States, convened at Baltimore on the 9th of May.
• The Committee of Thirty-three held a long meeting on December 12, and now, on the morning of the 13th, was once more convened for work.
• They were informal and largely ignorant of the law, and they were so quickly convened after the discovery of a crime that the shock of the deed had no time to wane.
• He accordingly convened another diet at Spires, the capital of Rhenish Bavaria, on the 15th of March, 1529.
• Eighty thousand nobles, many of them with powerful revenues, were frequently convened at these tumultuous gatherings.
• Congress convened the first Monday in December, 1889, and that session did not come to a close until the following October.
• On a Sunday afternoon, quickly following the formation of the association, a new and strange meeting was convened inside the old prison walls.
• The legislature had convened some six weeks before, and the building was humming like a vast beehive.
• It was under these critical circumstances that a council of war was convened to decide definitely whether the assault should take place or not.
• No general conference had been held for three years, as Joseph had said none should be convened until it could be held in the temple.
• Meetings were instantly convened in the metropolis.
• Public meetings were convened, and addresses expressive of sorrow at his resignation poured in upon him from all quarters.
• On November 26, 1907, the assembled representatives, convened for that purpose, appointed a committee of nine to locate a suitable site for the proposed Temple.
• The Council convened in an open glade near the Fenian camp, where, surrounded by their troops, the leaders pleaded with Gen.
• In the General Conference which convened in Paris in the spring of 1863, there was a violent debate between the Rationalistic and Evangelical members.
• Powell and his companions in this horrid act were taken into custody, and, a court being convened, they were tried for the wilful murder of two natives.
• The new Chambers had been convened, and, after the struggle was over, the population naturally turned to those who had hitherto appeared in their ranks as leaders.
• So the Military Commission was promptly convened, heard the evidence which could be got together at such short notice, and found all the accused guilty, as undoubtedly they were.
• The Council of Kuges was occasionally convened by the order of the Emperor.
• Towards the latter end of February a criminal court was convened, in which six of the convicts received sentence of death.
• All knew why the Senate had been convened, nor would he allow a few smooth promises to bring the state into danger.

Similar words containing NVEN without suffix ed and without prefix co

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