Obs. [a. OF. a(s)semblement, f. assembler: see ASSEMBLE v.1 and -MENT.] An assembly, assemblage, gathering.
1470. Harding, Chron., xciv. Whome Oswald mette with greate assemblement.
a. 1564. Becon, Demands Holy Script., Wks. (1844), 613. What is the day of the Lord? The great assemblement, court, and parliament of all men.
1645. Digby, Nat. Bodies, xxv. (1658), 289. The complex assemblement … of all the causes, that concur to produce this effect.
