Audience and Congress

Audience

Audience noun - A group of people showing intense devotion to a cause, person, or work (as a film).

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Congress and audience are semantically related in audition topic. In some cases you can use "Congress" instead a noun "Audience".

Nearby Word: auditory

Congress noun - A coming together of a number of persons for a specified purpose.

Usage example: following World War I a great congress of world leaders took place in Paris to plan the postwar world

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Audience and congress are semantically related in audition topic. Sometimes you can use "Audience" instead a noun "Congress".

Nearby Word: congressional

human	human audience	human congress
good	good audience	good congress
current	current audience	current congress
actual	actual audience	actual congress
Other adjectives: entire, hostile, new, modern.

As the newly-arrived delegate from Georgia, he has to meet the Congress, which is a handy way to introduce the audience to the various state delegations—and be a little taken aback by them.

Source: Audience Surrogate
Lyman Hall of Georgia provides an opportunity to introduce most everyone else in Congress to both Hall and the audience.

Source: Theatre / 1776
Likewise, Jack Swigert's future is initially painted quite brightly when Jim tells the audience he was elected to congress... before revealing that he never even got to take office due to his sudden death by cancer.

Source: Film / Apollo 13

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