meeting
In most cases, "meeting" is used as a countable noun. You can have "a meeting" or "many meetings." When referring to a formal business gathering, it is common to use verbs like "hold," "call," or "attend" (e.g., "to hold a meeting"). As an adjective, "meeting" usually appears in compound nouns, such as "meeting room" or "meeting point," describing the purpose of the place.
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Can you jump into this meeting? Need some 'synergy' on the server lag.
Pass. I'm not wasting my time in another pointless sync.
Meanings
An assembly of people for a particular purpose, especially for formal discussion.
"The board of directors called a meeting to discuss the quarterly budget."
The act or an instance of coming together with someone or something.
"Our first meeting was purely by chance at a train station."
The point where two things join or intersect.
"The meeting of the two rivers creates a powerful current."
Used to describe something that serves as a place for assemblies.
"They gathered in the local meeting house for the town hall session."