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Noun: Sessions  se-shunz
  1. United States composer who promoted 20th century music (1896-1985)
    - Roger Sessions, Roger Huntington Sessions
Noun: session  se-shun
  1. A meeting for execution of a group's functions
    "it was the opening session of the legislature";
    - sesh [informal]
     
  2. The time during which a school holds classes
    "they had to shorten the academic session";
    - school term, academic term, academic session
     
  3. A meeting devoted to a particular activity
    "a gossip session"; "a filming session";
    - sesh [informal]
     
  4. A meeting of spiritualists where they try to make contact with the dead
    "the session was held in the medium's parlour";
    - seance, sitting, séance, sesh [informal]
     
  5. A musical performance for a recording or broadcast
    "The band completed their recording session in just two days"
     
  6. (computing) a sequence of interactions over a network, or time connected to a certain computer
    "The user's login session expired after 30 minutes of inactivity"

Type of: coming together, composer, conference, congress, get-together, group discussion, meeting, term

Part of: academic year, school year

Encyclopedia: Sessions, Michael

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