The agenda
Example: Agenda lists planned financial topics for discussion or decision making
Definition
"The agenda" refers to a list or outline of topics, items, or tasks scheduled to be discussed or acted upon at a meeting, especially in a financial context where planned financial topics are prioritized for discussion or decision making.
Etymology
The term "the agenda" originates from the Latin word 'agendum,' meaning 'something to be done.' It entered English usage through Medieval Latin, initially as plural 'agenda,' but has come to be used as a singular noun referring to a list of things to be addressed. Did you know it literally means 'things that must be done'?
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"The agenda" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Finance - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 150 commonly used words.
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