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sitdown
As a noun, this term carries a connotation of serious, focused negotiation. It is frequently used in contexts involving labor disputes, organized crime, or high-stakes diplomacy where the parties are traditionally adversarial. The term implies a deliberate effort to settle a conflict through direct, face-to-face communication.
When used as an adjective, it describes a specific style of event, most commonly a dinner. It contrasts with "buffet" or "cocktail" styles, emphasizing a structured, formal arrangement where guests are assigned seats and served courses. This usage is standard in the hospitality and event planning industries.
Meanings
Examples
The two gang leaders agreed to a sitdown to settle the territory dispute.
We need a proper sitdown to discuss the new contract terms.
I think it is time for a sitdown with my manager about my promotion.
The hotel offers a lavish sitdown dinner for wedding guests.
They opted for a sitdown meal instead of a buffet.
It was a formal sitdown event with a five course menu.
Maybe a sitdown will finally clear up this misunderstanding between us.
The diplomats requested an urgent sitdown to avoid further conflict.