parliament
/ˈpɑːrmənt/ /ˈpɑːrliəmənt/Definitions
1. noun
A legislative body, especially in a country with a constitutional monarchy, consisting of representatives elected by the people or appointed by the monarch to make laws.
“The UK parliament has been debating the new economic policies for months.”
2. noun
A formal assembly or council, especially one that is advisory or deliberative.
“The university parliament will meet to discuss the student union’s concerns.”
3. verb
To deliberate or discuss (a matter) in a formal assembly.
“The parliament the issue of climate change for several hours.”