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Definition of assembly
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of assembly is as below...
Assembly
(n.) A
company
of
persons
collected
together
in one
place,
and
usually
for some
common
purpose,
esp. for
deliberation
and
legislation,
for
worship,
or for
social
entertainment..
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Presence
::
Presence
(n.) An
assembly,
especially
of
person
of rank or
nobility;
noble
company..
Bar
::
Bar (n.) Any
railing
that
divides
a room, or
office,
or hall of
assembly,
in order to
reserve
a space for those
having
special
privileges;
as, the bar of the House of
Commons..
Constituent
::
Constituent
(n.) One for whom
another
acts;
especially,
one who is
represented
by
another
in a
legislative
assembly;
--
correlative
to
representative..
Revel-rout
::
Revel-rout
(n.) A
rabble;
a
riotous
assembly;
a mob.
Reunion
::
Reunion
(n.) An
assembling
of
persons
who have been
separated,
as of a
family,
or the
members
of a
disbanded
regiment;
an
assembly
so
composed..
Chamber
::
Chamber
(n.) A hall, as where a king gives
audience,
or a
deliberative
body or
assembly
meets;
as,
presence
chamber;
senate
chamber..
Moderator
::
Moderator
(n.) The
officer
who
presides
over an
assembly
to
preserve
order,
propose
questions,
regulate
the
proceedings,
and
declare
the
votes..
Riot
::
Riot (n.) The
tumultuous
disturbance
of the
public
peace by an
unlawful
assembly
of three or more
persons
in the
execution
of some
private
object.
Speechmaker
::
Speechmaker
(n.) One who makes
speeches;
one
accustomed
to speak in a
public
assembly.
Conventioner
::
Conventioner
(n.) One who
belongs
to a
convention
or
assembly.
Synalepha
::
Synagogue
(n.) Any
assembly
of men.
Dissolution
::
Dissolution
(n.) The
dispersion
of an
assembly
by
terminating
its
sessions;
the
breaking
up of a
partnership.
Chill
::
Chill (n.) A check to
enthusiasm
or
warmth
of
feeling;
discouragement;
as, a chill comes over an
assembly..
Parliament
::
Parliament
(n.) A
formal
conference
on
public
affairs;
a
general
council;
esp., an
assembly
of
representatives
of a
nation
or
people
having
authority
to make
laws..
Harangue
::
Harangue
(n.) A
speech
addressed
to a large
public
assembly;
a
popular
oration;
a loud
address
a
multitude;
in a bad
sense,
a noisy or
pompous
speech;
declamation;
ranting..
Tempest
::
Tempest
(n.) A
fashionable
assembly;
a drum. See the Note under Drum, n., 4..
Board
::
Board (n.) A table at which a
council
or court is held.
Hence:
A
council,
convened
for
business,
or any
authorized
assembly
or
meeting,
public
or
private;
a
number
of
persons
appointed
or
elected
to sit in
council
for the
management
or
direction
of some
public
or
private
business
or
trust;
as, the Board of
Admiralty;
a board of
trade;
a board of
directors,
trustees,
commissioners,
etc..
Assize
::
Assize
(n.) An
assembly
of
knights
and other
substantial
men, with a
bailiff
or
justice,
in a
certain
place and at a
certain
time, for
public
business..
Major
::
Major (a.)
Greater
in
number,
quantity,
or
extent;
as, the major part of the
assembly;
the major part of the
revenue;
the major part of the
territory..
Consistory
::
Consistory
(n.) An
assembly
of
prelates;
a
session
of the
college
of
cardinals
at Rome.
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