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assignation

[as-ig-ney-shuhn] / ˌæs ɪgˈneɪ ʃən /


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Movement evokes conversations, arguments, secret assignations, cooking and, at one point, food poisoning.

From New York Times

There are crises in both, along with self-doubt, confrontations, assignations and discussions about art and life.

From New York Times

Perry returns to his apartment after another assignation with the surprisingly forward schoolteacher Miss Aimes to discover that someone has set up his son’s model train set and left behind a still-burning cigarette.

From New York Times

Realizing that his lovesickness would appear unseemly so soon after his first wife’s passing, the president initially confined his ardent courtship to secret assignations with the more restrained Edith.

From Washington Post

Nobody cares whether or not the two of them once had an, um, intimate assignation.

From Seattle Times