Definition of convoke - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
meetingRare call together or summon for a meeting or assemblyRare
- The president convoked a special session of Congress.
2.
gatheringRare initiate a gathering for a specific purposeRare
- They convoked a gathering to celebrate the anniversary.
Origin of convoke
Latin, convocare (to call together)
Examples of convoke in a sentence
He decided to convoke a meeting to address the issues. The committee convoked a meeting to discuss the budget. The council convoked an assembly to address the crisis.
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- French:convoquer, organiser, ...
- German:einberufen, einladen, ...
- Italian:convocare, ...
- Spanish:convocar, organizar, ...
- Portuguese:convocar, chamar, ...
- Chinese:召集, 召开, ...
- Japanese:召集する, 開く, ...
- Arabic:دَعَا, جَمَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְכַנֵּס, לְכַנֵּס, ...
- Russian:созывать, созвать, ...
- Ukrainian:скликати, збирати, ...
- Hindi:आह्वान करना, आयोजन करना, ...
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