attendance

attendance

at·tend·ance / əˈtendəns/ • n. the action or state of going regularly to or being present at a place or event: my attendance at church was very irregular. ∎  the number of people present at a particular event, function, or meeting: reports placed the attendance at 500,000. PHRASES: in attendance present at a function or a place. ∎  accompanying a member of royalty or the aristocracy in the capacity of an assistant or servant.

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