1. The assembly of cardinals shut up for the election of a pope; the body of cardinals; the apartment where they are locked up; a private meeting or close assembly.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• conceave,
• conclue,
• onclave,
• concluse,
• concle,
• conclide,
• concleade,
• conclace,
• conlave,
• conclav,
• concalve,
• conclavve,
• conclavee,
• concvaved,
• conclucate,
• costoclavicula,
• Conclavise,
• conclaive,
• concalave,
• conclavey

• concealment,
• Consla,
• conciliator,
• council,
• conciliate,
• conciliable,
• concluded,
• concealed,
• conclude,
• conclusive,
• concave,
• counsel,
• conceal.

The adjective form of the word "conclave" is "conclavial".

The plural of the "conclave" can be the "conclaves".

The singular of the "conclave" can be the "conclave".