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An agenda is a list of items to be discussed or done at a meeting or event. It's like a roadmap for a discussion, keeping everyone on track. Think of it as a playlist for a band meeting, ensuring all important topics are covered. It sets the order and priority of what will be addressed. An agenda can also refer to a hidden or underlying plan or motive.
The word 'agenda' comes from the Latin 'agenda,' meaning 'things to be done.' It's the plural form of 'agendum,' something to be done. The term has been used in English since the 17th century, initially in a religious context, then broadened to general planning and meeting contexts.
In 'Mean Girls,' Regina George always seemed to have an agenda, even if it wasn't explicitly stated. Every 'compliment' or seemingly innocent suggestion masked a calculated move to maintain her power. Imagine if Cady had created a detailed agenda to dismantle Regina's reign – listing strategies and anticipated outcomes – that's the power of planning!
Using the word 'agenda' shows you’re organized and strategic. Try using it in discussions or when planning events. 💪 It’s a smart addition to your vocabulary!
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