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meet·ing
 meeting
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- pronunciation:
- mi
tIng
- features:
- Word Explorer
| part of speech: |
noun |
| definition 1: |
When a group of people come together to talk about something, it is called a meeting. At a meeting, people often make decisions.
The teachers will have a meeting with the principal after school today.Mr. Todd was very late for the business meeting and missed an important part of the discussion.
- synonyms:
- assembly, conference, convention, gathering
- similar words:
- congregation, congress, talk
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| definition 2: |
A meeting is the act of coming together in the same place with another person or with a group of people. Some meetings are planned and some happen by accident.
My meeting with Jordan downtown was a fun surprise. I hadn't talked to him or seen him for a long time.My mom said she had a nice meeting with her friend yesterday. They met at a cafe and had lunch.- synonyms:
- encounter
- similar words:
- appointment, brush, contact, date
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| definition 3: |
A meeting is a joining or coming together of two things, or the place where this happens.
A castle was constructed at the meeting of the two rivers.- synonyms:
- intersection
- similar words:
- concentration, congress, contact, union
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| related words: |
appointment, date, demonstration, function |
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