Plenary

/ˈpliːnəri/

adjective

Complete in every way.

The board holds plenary meetings once every two months.

Formal

Academic

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Pro Tip 1/2

The term indicates that all aspects or topics will be covered without exception during the event.

The agenda for today's plenary session lists all pressing issues.

Pro Tip 2/2

In this context, 'plenary' suggests there are no representatives; everyone attends personally.

We expect plenary attendance from all departments at the conference.

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