Convening §

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• Conclave: A conclave is a private or secret convening, often used in a religious context.
• Colloquium: A colloquium is an academic convening for discussing research or ideas.
• Conference: A conference is a formal convening of people to discuss a particular topic.
• Congress: A congress is a formal convening of representatives or delegates.
• Gathering: Convening is the act of gathering or calling people together.
• Rendezvous: A rendezvous is a convening at a particular place and time.
• Assembly: An assembly is a convening of people for a particular purpose.
• Workshop: A workshop is a convening for practical instruction or training in a particular subject.
• Congregation: A congregation is a convening of people, often in a religious context.
• Gathering: Convening is the act of gathering or assembling people for a specific purpose.
• Symposium: A symposium is a convening for discussing a particular subject.
• Rally: A rally is a convening of people for a particular cause or purpose.
• Meeting: A convening is a type of meeting where people come together for a specific purpose.
• Convention: A convention is a large convening of people for a specific purpose, often related to a profession or interest.
• Convocation: A convocation is a formal convening, often for a ceremonial purpose.
• Muster: A muster is a convening of people, often for inspection or review.
• Concourse: A concourse is a convening or gathering of people.
• Seminar: A seminar is a convening for intensive study or discussion of a particular subject.
• Forum: A forum is a convening for open discussion of a particular issue.
• Gathering: A convening involves gathering people together.
• Summit: A summit is a convening of leaders or experts to discuss important issues.