parlement
/pɑːrˈlɛ̃/ or /pärˈlɛnt/Definitions
1. noun
A medieval French council of the nobility, a deliberative assembly in a country where it was the representative body of the nobility and the commoners, or a representative assembly of the three estates in medieval Europe.
“The parlement played a crucial role in the development of French law and governance.”
2. noun
A parliament or legislative assembly in France, or in some other country.
“The parlement is the supreme legislative body in France.”