Antonyms for symposium
sɪmˈpoʊ zi əm; -zi əsym·po·sium

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Princeton's WordNet

1. symposiumnoun

   a meeting or conference for the public discussion of some topic especially one in which the participants form an audience and make presentations

How to use symposium in a sentence?

1. My Pillow:

   The symposium was to get the big audience and have all the media there and then they – the cyber guys – saying yes this data is from the 2020 election and you better look at how they intruded into our machines, our computers, and that was the whole purpose.

2. Host Alien Life -RSB- Dick:

   There is also the question of what I call astro-ethics, how do you treat alien life? How do you treat it differently, ranging from microbes to intelligence? So we had a philosopher at our symposium talking about the moral status of non-human organisms, talking in relation to animals on Earth and what their status is in relation to us.

3. Maya Dodd:

   Today we have fully endorsed the calls to action announced during the symposium and used these to develop proposals to increase the number of women involved, not only on the field but also in governance and in business aspects of the game.

4. Junichi Ishikawa:

   This week's main event is the Jackson Hole symposium and Fed Chairman (Jerome) Powell's speech.

5. Grant Newsham:

   Capabilities haven't developed as quickly or as fully as they might, the Symposium will hopefully coalesce these ongoing but somewhat disjointed efforts towards amphibious capability.

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