meeting
/ˈmitɪŋ/
adjective
- Relating to or used for a meeting.
- The meeting agenda was sent out by email.
- Please use the meeting room on the second floor.
- We need to set a meeting time that works for everyone.
noun
- An event where people come together to discuss something or make decisions.
- She called a meeting to discuss the new project.
- We have a staff meeting every Monday morning.
- The town council meeting lasted over three hours.
- An occasion when two or more people come together by chance or arrangement.
- I had a brief meeting with my neighbor in the hallway.
- The first meeting of the two leaders was historic.
- Our meeting at the café was purely accidental.
- A gathering of people for a religious service, especially in Quaker tradition.
- The meeting house was filled with worshippers.
- She attends meeting every Sunday at the local Friends church.
- The Quaker meeting was held in silence until someone felt moved to speak.
- A sports competition, especially in track and field or swimming.
- The track meeting attracted athletes from across the region.
- She broke the school record at the swim meeting.
- The annual athletics meeting is a highlight of the season.
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