convo
- noun
- /ˈkɒnvoʊ/
- Canadian
- During the annual convo, alumni were invited to share their experiences with current students.
Examples
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I had come to Jr. High Convo for the first of many times.
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The university held a special convo to celebrate the graduation of its students.
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This man used words like "wibbly-wobbly" and "convo."
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I don't think that really helps the convo, but 50-70 grams is probably suitable for the majority of people.
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If it isn't personal for you, your coming to the convo less prepared, and you should be aware of that and act accordingly is all I'm saying.
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The commencement convo for the new graduates was filled with inspiring speeches and excitement.
Synonyms
A formal social event with food, music, and speeches
A formal university event where graduates get their degrees and hear speeches
Calling people together for a formal meeting or ceremony
How Formal
- Formal
- Canadian
- Texting
Surface Forms
Etymology
Convo as the name for a formal ceremony is a short form of convocation, a word that means 'a gathering' or 'a call together' for a public event like graduation. So when people say a university 'convo', they mean that planned, formal meeting.