Skip to content

What is another word for Meeting? – 111 Meeting Synonyms

    Need another word for Meeting? Use these synonyms of Meeting from our thesaurus to say it differently.


    Synonyms & Similar Words

    gathering conference convention seminar symposium colloquium conclave council caucus assembly session congregation convocation forum discussion dialogue negotiation consultation powwow summit get-together encounter rendezvous tryst interview audience briefing debriefing

    Meaning of Meeting

    According to Merriam-Webster, a meeting is "an assembly of people for a specific purpose" or "a coming together of persons"

    Definitions

    • The Oxford English Dictionary defines a meeting as "a gathering of people, especially for a formal or business purpose"
    • Cambridge Dictionary defines a meeting as "a gathering of people, especially one that has been arranged for a particular purpose"

    Example Uses

    • The company will be having a meeting to discuss the new marketing strategy
    • The meeting between the two world leaders was highly anticipated
    • The team had a meeting to plan their approach to the project
    • The meeting was adjourned until the next day due to lack of time
    • The meeting room was filled with people from different departments

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    dismissal separation parting departure goodbye farewell isolation solitude seclusion avoidance evasion dodging shunning rejection refusal cancellation postponement delay abandonment desertion absence nonattendance

    Related Nouns

    committee board panel council team group assembly association organization institution forum platform stage venue location site office room hall chamber auditorium

    Related Verbs

    convene assemble gather meet confer discuss negotiate consult talk communicate interact coordinate collaborate participate attend join participate engage address

    Related Adjectives

    formal informal official unofficial regular irregular periodic occasional frequent rare private public secret open closed exclusive inclusive mandatory optional required voluntary