Similar words: enclave, exclave, ironclad, vaclav havel, conclude, concluded, conclusive, conclusion. Meaning: ['kɒnkleɪv] n. a confidential or secret meeting.
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1 Some say it is preparation for a conclave.
2 Lally had no share in the informed conclave.
3 The group of architects who met Hall in conclave were probably all well known to each other.
4 Two men, seated in a pew in earnest conclave, looked round at her approach.
5 He had been invited to Hall's conclave, but did not attend.
6 This sage conclave disputed high and drank deep.
7 Yet the conclave is likely to do little to change perceptions about the precariousness of world oil markets.
8 Mila and Oa and the group anchoring at Conclave put this to the test first hand.
9 I met my partner at that conclave and my life moved into a huge shift.
10 A conclave of cardinals was held to elect the new Pope.
11 One should conceive that judgment on his book is to be passed by a conclave of wise and quiet spirits.
12 Some saw it as a policy platform for the conclave that could not long be delayed.
13 Puruggnan said the alliance was formed during a secret conclave.
14 Cardinal Danneels, too liberal for some conservatives,[www.Sentencedict.com] could be a kingmaker in the conclave.
15 It plans to submit the missive to the National People's Congress, an annual conclave starting 5 March that will help steer the government's work plan for the coming year.
16 I, Earth Mother, am working with this paradigm with the creation of the Masters Conclave.
17 Signore, I ask and I prey, that you break this conclave.
18 The members of the NMC were the joint guests of honor at this conclave, and delegates to it were chosen by governors of twenty-two states, as well as presidents of twenty-four chambers of commerce.
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