seance 音标拼音: [s'eɑns]
n . 会议,会,降神会
会议,会,降神会
seance n 1 :
a meeting of spiritualists ; "
the seance was held in the medium '
s parlor " [
synonym : {
seance }, {
sitting }, {
session }]
S '
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n . [
F .,
fr .
L .
sedens , -
entis ,
p .
pr .
of sedere to sit .
See {
Sit }.]
A session ,
as of some public body ;
especially ,
a meeting of spiritualists to receive spirit communications ,
so called .
[
1913 Webster ]
80 Moby Thesaurus words for "
seance ":
assemblee ,
assembly ,
assignation ,
at home ,
audience ,
ball ,
bargaining ,
bargaining session ,
brawl ,
caucus ,
colloquium ,
commission ,
committee ,
conclave ,
concourse ,
confab ,
confabulation ,
conference ,
confrontation ,
congregation ,
congress ,
consultation ,
conventicle ,
convention ,
convocation ,
council ,
council fire ,
council of war ,
dance ,
date ,
diet ,
discussion ,
eisteddfod ,
exchange of views ,
eyeball -
to -
eyeball encounter ,
festivity ,
fete ,
forgathering ,
forum ,
gathering ,
get -
together ,
high -
level talk ,
housewarming ,
huddle ,
interchange of views ,
interview ,
levee ,
mediumism ,
meet ,
meeting ,
necromancy ,
negotiations ,
news conference ,
palaver ,
panel ,
parley ,
party ,
plenum ,
pourparler ,
powwow ,
press conference ,
prom ,
quorum ,
rally ,
reception ,
rendezvous ,
session ,
shindig ,
sit -
in ,
sitting ,
soiree ,
spirit ,
spiritism ,
spiritualism ,
summit ,
summit conference ,
summitry ,
symposium ,
synod ,
turnout
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