Convention
Conventionn.an assembly, meeting, temporary treaty, an assembly of representatives to form a constitution
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Conventional
Conventionala.agreed on or done by contract
Conventionary
Conventionarya.acting or settled by contract
Conventioner
Conventionern.one who belongs to a convention
Conventual
Conventuala.belonging to a convent, monastic
Conventual (2)
Conventualn.a monk, nun, recluse
Converge
Convergev.i.to tend or incline to one point
Convergence
Convergencen.the tending to a point
Convergent
Convergenta.tending to a point, approaching nearer
Converging
Convergingpa.tending to one point, bending
Conversable
Conversablea.fit for conversation, sociable
Conversant
Conversanta.acquainted with, experienced in
Conversation
Conversationn.familiar discourse, behavior
Conversative
Conversativea.of or relating to public life
Conversative (2)
Conversativea.of or relating to public life
Converse
Conversev.i.to discourse, behavior
Converse (2)
Conversen.conversation, acquaintance
Converse (3)
Conversea.contrary, directly opposite
Conversely
Converselyad.by a change of order or place
Conversion
Conversionn.a change from one state to another
Conversive
Conversivea.conversable, communicative
Convert
Convertn.ne who changes his opinion or religion
Convert (2)
Convertv.to change, turn, apply, appropriate
Converter
Convertern.one who turns or makes converts
Convertibility
Convertibilityn.the quality of being convertible
Convertible
Convertiblea.that may be changed, reciprocal
Convertibly
Convertiblyad.reciprocally, mutually, by turns