What is the opposite of meeting?

Antonyms: unjust. Synonyms: fit, assemble, fulfill, touch, see, foregather, play, converge, run into, come across, take on, receive, satisfy, match, gather, fill, cope with, encounter, adjoin, suffer, fulfil, get together, run across, contact, conform to, forgather. meet, satisfy, fill, fulfill, fulfil(verb)

Synonyms & Antonyms of meeting

• assembly,
• congress,
• convention,
• convocation,
• council,
• gathering,
• get-together,
• huddle.

“To meet” is to “encounter” and “to meet up” is to “rendezvous.” essentially it means the same thing “would you like to meet” is the same as ” would you like to meet up” its more of an American thing to say i guess you could call it slang to some extent.

“One year later they meet up with three other adrenaline junkies in the Appalachian Mountains to go caving.”…What is another word for meet up?

Meet-up sentence example

1. Take some time to call a loved one and vent or ask to meet up somewhere to talk in person.
2. We can meet up tomorrow at Randolph, unless you can’t run that fast.
3. nice to meet up with some familiar faces along the way.

Both are correct but have slightly different meanings. The first offers no alternative. Reversi the word order making it a statement rather than a question and this becomes clear. “We can meet…” is a statement in which the speaker is essentially saying there is only one possible meeting place.

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishmeet up phrasal verb1 to meet someone in order to do something together We often meet up after work and go for a drink.

Meet up (without the hyphen) is a phrasal verb meaning to meet, as in Let’s meet up at the restaurant. The term meetup as a noun was popularized by the website Meetup.com, which helps people organize such events.

to meet someone, especially for discussions The President met with senior White House aides.

Pick the ones you want and give me back the rest. Pick up means ‘lift something up using your hands’: I’m tired of picking up your clothes from the floor!

Drop-off is either a noun or an adjective, and drop off is only a verb. Since the word drop in the phrase drop off is itself a verb, you can use the meaning of drop as a reminder that drop off is a verb phrase.

: a very large decrease in level or amount. : the act of taking someone or something to a place and then leaving : the act of dropping someone or something off.

noun. an act or instance of dropping out. a student who withdraws before completing a course of instruction. a student who withdraws from high school after having reached the legal age to do so. a person who withdraws from a competition, job, task, etc.: the first dropout from the presidential race.

A dropout is someone who doesn’t finish a project or program, especially school. If you quit high school before you graduate, some people will call you a dropout.

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Drop sentence example

1. Can you just drop me off near the mall?
2. “We’ll drop you in first,” Dusty said.
3. I promise to drop in and see you the very next time I’m up this way.
4. I drop by on occasion to check on my father’s restaurants, he said with a quick glance around.

to take drugs, usually LSD (“acid”) or Ecstasy (MDMA). He dropped acid last night. See more words with the same meaning: to do drugs.

to come to see someone, sometimes at a stated place, usually briefly and without a specific invitation: He dropped by the woman’s house to ask for money. The publisher told the writers they should drop by if they ever wanted a newspaper job.