Definition

Complete in every way; having full power or authority.

Example

The committee held a plenary session to discuss the new policies.

Conversation

Did you hear about the plenary meeting next week?

Yeah, I heard it’s going to cover all the important topics.

I hope everyone attends, it’s crucial to have a plenary discussion.

I agree, having everyone's input makes a big difference.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Plenary → It is formed from "plenus" (meaning full) and the suffix "-ary" (meaning relating to or connected with). The word "plenary" refers to something that is full or complete, often used in the context of meetings or sessions that are attended by all members.

Memory Tip

Think of 'full' ('plenus') to remember that 'plenary' means something that is complete or full, especially in terms of attendance or participation.

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