durbar
/ˈdʌrbɑr/Definitions
1. noun
A formal public ceremony or meeting, especially in a South Asian or Southeast Asian court, where the ruler or dignitary appears in public.
“The royal durbar was a grand event with numerous dignitaries in attendance.”
2. noun
A gathering of people, often in a social or ceremonial context.
“The company’s annual durbar was a great opportunity for networking and building relationships.”
3. noun
A meeting or assembly of people, especially in a formal or official capacity.
“The durbar of the city council was attended by all the major stakeholders.”