locutory

/lɒkˈtɔːri/ or /lɒkˈtɒri/

Definitions

1. noun

a place for public consultation or discussion, especially in a church or cathedral.

“The church authorities decided to create a locutory for the congregation to share their opinions on the new proposal.”

2. adjective

relating to or used in a locutory.

“The locutory style of the new chapel was a perfect blend of modern and traditional designs.”

3. verb

to consult or confer with someone, especially in a formal or official capacity.

“The bishop decided to locutory with the priests to discuss the upcoming festival celebrations.”

Synonyms

  • consultatory
  • conventual

Antonyms

  • secrecy
  • solitude