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Meet with only means the latter when referring to people. Here are clear examples of meet used alone: He met his wife at work. Have we met?


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You look familiar. Pleased to meet you. == But in the following cases, meet with is preferred even though meet alone would be possible: He's coming to Chicago to meet with investors next month. We are meeting with the architect today to discuss the plans. Can you meet with us later today? == Meet with can also simply mean encounter: The volunteers met with prejudice. Our travel group met with difficulty at the border crossing. The quartet met with a warm reception from the audience. Link to this page: You can read more articles in the archive. QUIZZES Vocabulary Quiz Test your word power Take the Quiz » Name That Thing Take our visual quiz Test Your Knowledge » WORD OF THE DAY dispenser : a machine or container that lets you take small amounts of something Learn More » About Us & Legal Info Contact Us Privacy Notice Terms of Use Pronunciation Symbols Help © 2026 Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.













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