"Conventionalising" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
Conventionalising is a verb that means to make something conform to a widely accepted or established standard, style, or norm. It can also refer to the process of making something more conventional, ordinary, or unremarkable by removing or diminishing its innovative, unconventional, or unusual aspects.
Convening refers to the act of assembling or gathering people together, often for a specific purpose or event. It can also mean to summon or call together, such as convening a meeting or a conference.
The convenor is the person or group of people responsible for organizing and arranging the participants, schedule, and logistics of a meeting, conference, or other event.
A conventionalist is someone who adheres to traditional ways of thinking, acting, or behaving, often in a way that is seen as uncreative or resistant to change.
Conventionality refers to the state of being conventional or normal, often implying a lack of originality or uniqueness. It can also describe something that is widely accepted or expected, such as conformity to societal norms or expectations. In a broader sense, conventionality can suggest a sense of mediocrity or sameness, lacking in creativity, innovation, or boldness.
Conventional refers to something that is traditional, typical, or normal, often in a predictable or formulaic way. Conventional can also imply a lack of originality or innovation, as in "following conventional wisdom".