CONCILIABULE


Meaning of CONCILIABULE in English

-lēəˌbyül noun

( -s )

Etymology: French, from Middle French, from Late Latin conciliabulum, from Latin, place of assembly, from concilium assembly, council

: a clandestine meeting especially of conspirators or rebels against constituted authority in church or state

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