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States Congre . A member of the United *con-gre ', v. i. [CONGRESS, s.] To meet or come together; to a emble. "The valetudinarians who congre every winter at Nice."-Mrs. Gore. con-grès-sion, s. [Lat. congre io, from con gre us, pa. par. of congredior.] [CONGRESS.] I. Literally: 1. A meeting or collecting together. IMG:content-0606.png:[blocks in formation] 2. Comparison. "Many men, excellently learned, have already dis coursed largely of the truth of Christianity, and approved by a direct and close congre i on with other religions, that all the reason of the world appears to stand on the Christian side." Jeremy Taylor: Ductor Dubitantium, i. 123. ( Latham .) con-grès-sion-al, a . [Eng. congre i on; -al.] Pertaining to a congre , especially to the Congre of the United States.