colloquium

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Synonyms: colloquial, colloquia, colloquiums, colloquies, colloquist, collodium, colloquize

Antonyms: colloquial, colloquia, colloquiums, colloquies, colloquist, collodium, colloquize

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Noun

1. A [[colloquy]]; a [[meeting]] for [[discussion]].
2. An [[academic]] meeting or [[seminar]] usually led by a different [[lecturer]] and on a different [[topic]] at each meeting.
3. An [[address]] to an academic meeting or seminar.
4. {{lb|en|legal}} That part of the [[complaint]] or [[declaration]] in an action for [[defamation]] which shows that the words complained of were spoken concerning the [[plaintiff]].
5. {{lb|en|classical studies}} A collection of scripted [[dialogue]]s written as a [[textbook]], or a set of exercises, to help students to practice and improve their [[Latin]] or [[Ancient Greek]]. See: {{w|Colloquy (pedagogical dialogue)|Colloquy}}

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