Convoke
11convoke — con|voke [kənˈvəuk US ˈvouk] v [T] formal [Date: 1500 1600; : Latin; Origin: convocare, from com ( COM ) + vocare to call ] to tell people that they must come together for a formal meeting ▪ Separate meetings had been convoked by the two opposing …
12convoke — see VOCATION …
13convoke — con·voke || kÉ™n vəʊk v. call together, call to meeting, summon …
14convoke — [kən vəʊk] verb formal call together (an assembly or meeting). Origin C16: from L. convocare …
15convoke — v. a. Convene, assemble, summon, muster, call together, bring together …
16convoke — verb (T) formal to tell people that they must come together for a formal meeting …
17convoke — v 1. assemble, collect, gather, ingather, forgather, bring together, round up or in, group or herd together. 2. convene, summon, call together, call a meeting; muster, marshal, mobilize, call up, rally …
18convoke — con·voke …
19convoke — con•voke [[t]kənˈvoʊk[/t]] v. t. voked, vok•ing to call together; summon to meet or assemble • Etymology: 1590–1600; (< MF convoquer) < L convocāre=con con +vocāre to call con•vok′er, n …
20convoke — /kənˈvoʊk / (say kuhn vohk) verb (t) (convoked, convoking) to call together; summon to meet; assemble by summons. {Latin convocāre call together} –convoker, noun …