sessions

word · lemma: session

/ˈsɛʃənz/
SE-shuhnz
/sˈɛʃənz/
SE-shuhnz

Definition

Separate periods of time set aside for a particular activity, such as a class, a meeting, a therapy appointment, or a series of events.

Usage & Nuances

Generally formal or neutral. Used for classes, meetings, therapy, music studio time, or parliamentary periods. 'Session' is often countable: one session, two sessions. Don't confuse with 'lesson' (teaching), 'meeting' (discussion), or 'season' (TV shows, sports). Common phrases: 'training sessions', 'study sessions', 'yoga sessions'.

Example Sentences

There are three sessions in this workshop.

basic

My therapy sessions help me relax.

basic

The school holds online sessions every Monday.

basic

All the yoga sessions are fully booked this month.

natural

I lost track of time during our study sessions.

natural

After two intense sessions, the team finally reached an agreement.

natural