meatspace
- noun
- /ˈmiːtˌspeɪs/
- Slang
- But the question arises on how to translate that "further reading" into broader promotion in meatspace.
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I'd like to offer some sort of concrete support, but Google Maps says there's a meatspace distance of about 980 miles between us, which kind of limits my options.
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Real life is meatspace only, and I present quite a different personality there than I do on the net.
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If we knew him in meatspace, we would probably like him.
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Sorry to be joining the discussion later... you know how it is out here in meatspace!
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Hmm, I have no real idea on how to translate things into meatspace yet, either, but I'm thinking about it.
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In meatspace, we recognize that cops sometimes do abusive things, and that's what badge numbers and internal affairs are for.
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Still, if there isn't a better solution in meatspace, I don't know if we can find anything better in cyberspace.
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If you need a meatspace bolt-hole in the Canary Islands, you've got it.
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To build strong connections, you need to interact with people in meatspace rather than just online.
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She prefers to meet her friends in meatspace instead of communicating only through social media.
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Etymology
The word meatspace is a playful opposite of cyberspace and uses meat to mean 'body' or 'flesh', showing the real, physical world rather than the online world. So, to meet in meatspace is to meet face-to-face in the real world.