conclave in Latin
conclave in Latin is conclāve, conclave — conclave means a private, closed meeting, especially the assembly of cardinals that elects a new pope.
conclave in Latin
conclāve
A group of cardinals assembled to elect a new pope.
conclāve
A closed assembly at which cardinals elect a pope.
conclave
A closed assembly at which cardinals elect a pope.
What does "conclave" mean?
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noun A private, closed meeting, especially the assembly of cardinals that elects a new pope.
"Still, it was the first real sign of succession planning — a Condé conclave, as one editor joked — and a reminder that Ms. Wintour, arguably the last link to the company’s glory years, will not be around forever."
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conclave in a sentence
- Still, it was the first real sign of succession planning — a Condé conclave, as one editor joked — and a reminder that Ms. Wintour, arguably the last link to the company’s glory years, will not be around forever.
- The cardinals gathered in conclave to choose the next pope.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "conclave" in Latin?
"conclave" in Latin is conclāve, conclave. conclave means: A private, closed meeting, especially the assembly of cardinals that elects a new pope.
How do you use "conclave" in a sentence?
Example: "The cardinals gathered in conclave to choose the next pope." In Latin, "conclave" is conclāve, conclave.
Are there other ways to say "conclave" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "conclave": conclāve, conclave.
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