met with
Had audience with
Met with means to have encountered or experienced something, usually something negative or consequential: The proposal met with strong resistance.
It can also mean to have a meeting with someone: She met with the committee yesterday.
When describing outcomes, met with often implies the reception something received: His ideas met with approval.
- encounterUnexpected meeting or confrontation
- causedMade something occur
- appointmentScheduled time for something
- rendezvousScheduled meeting at agreed location
- behind closed doorsIn private, unobserved
ran into · interview · endured · triggered · experience · provoked · confronted · conference · visited · greeted · warm welcome · open arms · faced · session · convened · saw · connected · consultation