special session
special session noun: a session in which lawmakers are convened outside of the normal legislative session, usually for the purpose of addressing an emergency or to complete a pressing task that was left unfinished during the normal session.
Noun
special session (plural special sessions)
- A session in which lawmakers are convened outside of the normal legislative session, usually for the purpose of addressing an emergency or to complete a pressing task that was left unfinished during the normal session.
- Synonyms:
- extraordinary session
Synonyms of special session
Forms of special session
| plural | special sessions |
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Questions about special session
- What does special session mean?
- Special session means a session in which lawmakers are convened outside of the normal legislative session, usually for the purpose of addressing an emergency or to complete a pressing task that was left unfinished during the normal session.
- What part of speech is special session?
- Special session is a noun.
- What is the plural of special session?
- The plural of special session is special sessions.
Words near special session in the dictionary
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