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Meaning of Plenary
The primary meaning of the word "Plenary" is full or complete in every respect.
Definitions
- (of a meeting or conference) attended by all members or representatives
- * (of a power or authority) complete and unrestricted
- * (of a session or meeting) where all members are present
Etymology of Plenary
The word "Plenary" has its roots in the Latin word "plenus," meaning full, and the suffix "-ary," which forms an adjective indicating a place or condition.
Historically, the term "Plenary" was used in the context of church councils and meetings, where all members were required to be present.
Example Uses
- The plenary session of the conference was attended by all the delegates.
- * The president has plenary powers to make decisions on behalf of the company.
- * The plenary meeting of the board of directors was held to discuss the company's future strategy.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
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