meetings (Meaning)
meetings
a coming together of a number of persons for a definite purpose, an act or process of coming together, a session of horse or dog racing, a permanent organizational unit of the Society of Friends, an assembly for a common purpose (such as worship), the act of persons or things that meet, an assembly for religious worship, the place where two things come together, intersection, junction
Synonyms & Antonyms of meetings
Synonyms:
- convocations
- councils
- demonstrations
- caucuses
- get-togethers
- conclaves
- discussions
- rallies
- conferences
- conversations
- seminars
- sessions
- assemblies
- workshops
- synods
- symposiums
- congresses
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
Synonyms:
- symposia
- summits
- clinics
- discourses
- interviews
- round tables
- cabinets
- roundtables
- audiences
- confabs
- forums
- fora
- huddles
- talks
- negotiations
- dialogues
- dialogs
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
meetings Sentence Examples
- The project team held weekly meetings to coordinate their efforts.
- The board of directors scheduled a monthly meeting to review financial performance.
- The team had a brainstorming meeting to generate new ideas for the product launch.
- The sales executives attended a meeting with the client to discuss the contract.
- The company organized a team-building meeting to enhance communication and collaboration.
- The department held a town hall meeting to inform employees about the upcoming changes.
- The principal held a parent-teacher meeting to discuss student progress.
- The shareholders convened a meeting to vote on a new corporate resolution.
- The executives had a strategy meeting to plan the company's future direction.
- The club held a monthly meeting to discuss membership and upcoming events.
FAQs About the word meetings
a coming together of a number of persons for a definite purpose, an act or process of coming together, a session of horse or dog racing, a permanent organizatio
conventions,gatherings, convocations, councils, demonstrations, caucuses, get-togethers, conclaves, discussions, rallies
divergences,,
The project team held weekly meetings to coordinate their efforts.
The board of directors scheduled a monthly meeting to review financial performance.
The team had a brainstorming meeting to generate new ideas for the product launch.
The sales executives attended a meeting with the client to discuss the contract.
