Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
plenary
Adjective
/ˈplɛn.ər.i/

Definition
Full or complete in all respects; attended by all members of a group or committee.

Examples
- The plenary session was attended by all the committee members.
- In the law conference, there will be a plenary discussion on recent legal reforms.
- She received a plenary scholarship to the university, covering all her tuition fees.

Meaning
The term ‘plenary’ refers to something that is complete or exhaustive, often used in the context of meetings or sessions that include all participants.

Synonyms
- Complete
- Full
- Entire
- Unqualified
- Absolute