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colloquiums's Usage Examples:

met with increased interest, partly due to the organisation of three colloquiums on the subject of ancient World Chronology.

artistic and cultural research, and art historical seminars, workshops, and colloquiums.

presents festivals, exhibitions, workshops, theatre school collaborations, colloquiums and co-productions throughout Europe.

presented at the Grand Jardin, expositions of contemporary art, and colloquiums.

appreciation of the after mentioned sciences through research, essays, colloquiums, courses, exhibitions, education and debate.

He has participated in several colloquiums in Paris and Mexico about Ethnoscenology, a new discipline that he represents.

Readings, concerts, colloquiums and debates take place regularly in the CDN.

Justice of the European Union and the European Court of Human Rights also participate in the general assemblies and colloquiums of the Network.

conferences, festivals, debates, master classes, workshops and meetings, three colloquiums in the Senate, and one at UNESCO headquarters.

Centre also organizes around a dozen public events, including seminars, colloquiums and one-day conferences.

The association organises regular conferences, colloquiums and guided tours, exhibitions as well as field trips.

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The Evangelic Academy of Loccum organises congresses, colloquiums and several workshops about questions and conflicts of politics, culture.

The department conducts monthly seminars and colloquiums and hosts a yearly international conference in a particular area of mathematics.

the year, the sections organize conferences, workshops, seminars and colloquiums in their respective fields.

colloquiums's Meaning':

an academic meeting or seminar usually led by a different lecturer and on a different topic at each meeting

Synonyms:

speech; address;

Antonyms:

go; skew; tactlessness;