met

Crossed paths with

Met is the past tense and past participle of meet.

Two people who have met have encountered each other: We met at a conference in 2019.

To have met a requirement or standard is to have satisfied it.

To have met with something is to have experienced it: The proposal met with resistance. (Capitalized Met refers to the Metropolitan Opera or Metropolitan Museum of Art.)

connection

bonded

Fastened or emotionally connected

affinity · kinship · introduced · acquainted · networked · befriended · connected · warmed · relationship · friendship

confrontation

faced

Met without flinching

disputed · standoff · showdown · face-off · head-to-head · adversary · opponent · rivalry · tension · conflict

requirement

satisfied

Having enough, wanting nothing

reached · attained · completed · passed · qualified · standards · criteria · expectations · threshold · benchmark

competition

competed

Strove against others

championship · race · defeated · victorious · rival · scoreboard · playoffs · bracket · medalist · qualified

encounter

chance

Likelihood of occurrence

rendezvous · run-in · brush · crossing · happenstance · introduction · acquaintance · stranger · first-time · intersection

gathering

convene

Formally gather together

unite · summit · conference · convention · forum · assembly · caucus · conclave · reunion · session

fate

destiny

Predetermined course of events

providence · preordained · soulmate · fateful · star-crossed · inevitable · fortune · karmic

Categories
Opposites
encounter/contact

metavoided

Deliberately stayed away from

missed · evaded · dodged · bypassed · eluded

fulfillment/satisfaction (of requirements)

metunmet

Not yet fulfilled

failed · missed · unfulfilled · unsatisfied · neglected

Phrases
Family

meter, unmet, metrics, metrical, meted, mete, meting, tetrameter

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