meetup
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- noun
- /ˈmiːtʌp/
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- The local coding meetup attracted many programmers eager to share ideas.
- Meetup group
- monthly Meetups
- fan meetup
Turns out one of the world's biggest car meetups is on in the town.
- Turns out one of the world's biggest car meetups is on in the town.
- And I've got two more meetups to go, the Gold Coast and Sydney.
- So I like doing meetups in cities and connecting with people when I'm traveling.
- It's all free, but we do monetize things like in person meetups.
- And that those meetups got me a lot of deals from wholesalers and agents.
- You need to look around your world, friends of friends, go to meetups, look in your office, remember a friend from college or high school.
- And then, you know, he had those meetups.
- I was just going to meetups and local events and Yep, JV and deals.
- So a lot less meetups, from my experience, end up happening because you're not.
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So I like doing meetups in cities and connecting with people when I'm traveling.
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Book clubs sound boring to me, but a photography meetup or group would be really fun.
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I wanted to go hiking with the meetup group yesterday or today.
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And so I just found real estate meetups and I went to all of them.
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You need to look around your world, friends of friends, go to meetups, look in your office, remember a friend from college or high school.
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I started hearing about local meetups that would be happening all over the country.
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In addition to conferences, I try to regularly attend "Meetups" and user groups around the city.
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In April at the RL meetup, I had the pleasure of getting to know Lisa-Jo.
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Around the world, there were 126 meetups with more than 800 participants.
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Here in Sebastopol, Calif., in MAKE's office, we had a meetup with more than 70 attendees.
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Synonyms
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1.0
A group of people who come together for a planned purpose or to be social
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1.0
A meeting of people for a social or special purpose
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1.9
A small informal meeting for people to talk and spend time together
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4.1
A short private meeting to talk about plans
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2.6
A social event where people meet and talk to make new friends
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3.3
An informal meeting to share news and updates
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2.7
An event where people meet to talk and spend time together
An informal meeting for people to share ideas and talk
Antonyms
How Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word meetup is made from meet 'to come together' and up, so it means a planned get-together. A helpful way to remember it is that the website Meetup made the name common for groups who meet in person or online.