cenacle
/ˈsɛnəkəl/
noun
- A small group of people who meet regularly to discuss art, literature, or ideas.
- She joined a cenacle of poets who shared their work and gave feedback.
- The cenacle of philosophers debated the meaning of happiness for hours.
- The writers formed a cenacle that met every Thursday at the café.
- The room where such a group meets, especially a dining room or upper room.
- The old mansion had a beautiful cenacle with a long oak table.
- The artists gathered in the cenacle above the gallery for their weekly discussion.
- They reserved the cenacle for their book club meetings.