Convoke

kon-vōk′, v.t. to call together: to a emble—also Con′vocāte .— n. Convocā′tion , act of convoking: a provincial synod of clergy, the ancient ecclesiastical council of the archbishop, esp. those of the provinces of Canterbury and York in the Church of England: the great legislative a embly of the university at Oxford and elsewhere.— adj. Convocā′tional .— n. Convocā′tionist . [L. convocāre — con , together, and vocāre , -ātum , to call.]