No. 9,214 in French
convenue
"Convenue" means "agreed" or "convened" in English, typically referring to something mutually decided or established.
In a sentence
Nous avons choisi l'heure convenue pour la réunion.
We have chosen the agreed time for the meeting.
The word 'convenue' is the past participle of the verb 'convenir', used as an adjective to mean 'agreed' or 'settled.' Here it modifies 'heure' to indicate that the time chosen was agreed upon beforehand.
L'idée convenue ne semblait pas totalement raisonnable.
The agreed idea did not seem entirely reasonable.
In this sentence, 'convenue' modifies 'idée' and reflects the notion that the idea was mutually settled or accepted by all parties involved.
Elle est arrivée à la conclusion convenue rapidement.
She arrived at the agreed conclusion quickly.
Here, 'convenue' modifies 'conclusion' to show that the conclusion was pre-determined or accepted in advance.
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