whole assembly; all members present
Refers to the entire body of a meeting, conference, or organization, often used in phrases like 全会一致 (unanimous).
その提案は全会一致で可決された。
The proposal was passed unanimously by the whole assembly.
満場 and 全会 both mean 'the whole assembly,' but 満場 is the more common word in everyday and journalistic writing, while 全会 sounds more formal and is almost always paired with 一致.
全会 refers to the assembly or meeting body as a whole, whereas 全員 refers to all the individual members, so 全会一致 and 全員一致 both mean 'unanimous' but focus on different subjects.
unanimous agreement; unanimity
Compound of 全 (all, whole) and 会 (meeting, assembly).