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convocation

Noun
pl: convocations

This term carries a heavy weight of formality and tradition, evoking images of academic robes, ecclesiastical halls, or official decrees. It differs from a simple meeting or gathering by implying a structured, authorized summons to assemble for a specific, often ceremonial, purpose. In a biological context, the word serves as a collective noun for corvids. This usage is poetic and specific, contrasting with the sterile, administrative tone of its academic or religious applications.

Meanings

Noun

A formal assembly of people, typically for a religious or academic purpose.

"The university held its annual convocation to welcome the incoming freshmen."

Noun

A large gathering of birds, specifically crows, ravens, or rooks.

"A noisy convocation of crows gathered in the old oak tree."

Noun

The act of calling people together for a formal meeting or assembly.

"The convocation of the council was decreed by the high priest."

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