cenacles
/ˈsɛnəkəlz/
noun
- Plural of cenacle; small groups of people who meet regularly to discuss art, literature, or ideas.
- The university had multiple cenacles for students interested in different subjects.
- These cenacles often influenced the cultural trends of their time.
- Several cenacles of artists formed in the city during the Renaissance.
- Plural of cenacle; rooms where such groups meet.
- They decorated the cenacles with paintings and books to inspire conversation.
- The building contained several cenacles used by various clubs.
- Each of the cenacles had a different theme, from poetry to science.