conges

[US]/kɒnʒ/
[UK]/kɑnʒ/

Translation

n.dismissal or removal from office; farewell or leave-taking; a formal permission to leave; a courteous bow; thumb ring; in law, dismissal or resignation

Phrases & Collocations

conge cake

conge ice

conge food

conge broth

conge meat

conge storage

conge vegetables

conge seafood

conge sauce

conge dessert

Example Sentences

she decided to conge her plans for the weekend.

they had to conge the meeting due to unforeseen circumstances.

he tried to conge the event but received a lot of pushback.

we need to conge our trip because of the bad weather.

the company decided to conge the launch of the new product.

she was forced to conge her subscription to the magazine.

after much discussion, they agreed to conge the project.

due to budget cuts, we have to conge the annual conference.

he had to conge his plans for a vacation this year.

they announced they would conge the festival for safety reasons.

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