Assembly (noun)

1. A gathering of people for a specific purpose, such as a meeting, conference, or event.
2. A group of people elected to make decisions or laws on behalf of a larger group.
3. A group of parts that are put together to make a machine, tool, or device.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word "assemblare", the word "assembly" has been used for centuries to describe a gathering of people for a specific purpose.

Examples:

1. The assembly was called to discuss important issues affecting the community.
2. The assembly was held in the main hall of the conference center.
3. The assembly elected a new president to lead the organization.
4. The assembly passed a resolution supporting the proposal.
5. The assembly was responsible for putting together the new product.