Lecture
Session
Session noun - A meeting for execution of a group's functions.
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Synonyms for Session
Lecture and session are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lecture" instead a noun "Session".
Nearby Word: sessional
How words are described
| passionate | passionate lecture | passionate session |
| good | good lecture | good session |
| full | full lecture | full session |
| nice | nice lecture | nice session |
| Other adjectives: special, long, usual, brief, short, public, original, single, brutal, entire, serious, little, quick, final, drunken, next, last, impromptu, improvised, extended, lengthy. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- When class is in session, one student would pass a note to his/her crush, usually during a lecture.
Source: Passing Notes in Class -
Lecture as Exposition: Chapter Two has two lectures and one training session to introduce us fully to magic system and Wonderland itself.
- One example is a professor telling the class that the next lecture will have no new material for the upcoming exam or that he/she's hosting an optional review session at some inconvenient time like Friday night.
Source: Secret Test of Character
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