meet with
Have a conference
Meet with means to have a meeting or encounter with someone, typically for discussion or business: I'm meeting with the clients tomorrow.
It can also mean to experience or receive something, often unexpectedly: The proposal met with resistance.
In American English, meet with emphasizes a formal or scheduled encounter, while British English often uses meet alone for the same purpose.
Meet unexpectedly or collide
- bump intoMeet without planning
- come acrossFind accidentally
- chance uponFind unexpectedly
- cross pathsMeet by coincidence
rendezvous · contact · brush · run-in · coincidence · intersection · convergence · crossing
Head's anterior surface
- encounterUnexpected meeting or confrontation
- receiveAccept something offered
- sufferExperience pain or distress
- undergoBe subjected to
endure · confront · resistance · opposition · approval · success · failure · setback
Scheduled time for something
- sessionScheduled time for activity
- summitPeak or diplomatic gathering
- symposiumFormal expert discussion meeting
- seminarGroup discussion for learning
workshop · briefing · reception · audience · roundtable · forum · panel · talks
Talk about thoroughly
- conferDiscuss or bestow
- adviseGive counsel to
- collaborateWork jointly with others
- brainstormSpontaneous idea generation
negotiate · strategize · debrief · plan · counsel · brief · review · network
run into
Meet unexpectedly or collide
- bump intoMeet without planning
- come acrossFind accidentally
- chance uponFind unexpectedly
cross paths · rendezvous · contact · brush · run-in · coincidence · intersection · convergence · crossing · confluence
face
Head's anterior surface
- encounterUnexpected meeting or confrontation
- receiveAccept something offered
- sufferExperience pain or distress
undergo · endure · confront · resistance · opposition · approval · success · failure · setback · criticism
appointment
Scheduled time for something
- sessionScheduled time for activity
- summitPeak or diplomatic gathering
- symposiumFormal expert discussion meeting
seminar · workshop · briefing · reception · audience · roundtable · forum · panel · talks · caucus
discuss
Talk about thoroughly
- conferDiscuss or bestow
- adviseGive counsel to
- collaborateWork jointly with others
brainstorm · negotiate · strategize · debrief · plan · counsel · brief · review · network · feedback