agendum
9.9
A thing to be discussed at a meeting
- noun
- /əˈdʒɛndəm/
- Archaic
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asunto
- The first item on the agendum for today's meeting is the budget proposal.
I could walk you through the agendas of those meetings and you'd be fast asleep.
- I could walk you through the agendas of those meetings and you'd be fast asleep.
- And really, that was the most important item on their agenda.
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Examples
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Each member received the agendum in advance to review the topics to be discussed.
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She prepared a detailed agendum to ensure all key topics would be covered during the discussion.
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I could walk you through the agendas of those meetings and you'd be fast asleep.
Synonyms
agenda item
vsagendum
8
2.4
A subject listed for discussion at a meeting
refers to an item in the meeting list rather than the topic itself
Antonyms
How Important
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word agendum comes from the old Latin word agere, which means 'to do' or 'to act', so it originally meant 'a thing to be done'. Think of agendum as one item on an agenda — a single task or topic to discuss at a meeting.