1. group meeting

noun. A formally arranged gathering.
Antonyms
conventional unconventionality unconventional unorthodoxy disassembly fauna flora
Synonyms
committee meeting plenum summit convention camp meeting
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2. meeting

noun. (ˈmiːtɪŋ) A formally arranged gathering.
Antonyms
separation agreement nonalignment activity dismantling dismantlement
Synonyms
group meeting committee meeting plenum summit

3. meeting

noun. (ˈmiːtɪŋ) The social act of assembling for some common purpose.
Antonyms
disassembly defense moving standing divide idle non-engagement
Synonyms
rendezvous socialization socialising session coming together

4. meeting

noun. (ˈmiːtɪŋ) A casual or unexpected convergence.
Antonyms
non-involvement nonparticipation divergency divergence divergent
Synonyms
conjunction convergence encounter

5. meeting

noun. (ˈmiːtɪŋ) The act of joining together as one.
Antonyms
conventional unconventionality unconventional unorthodoxy fauna flora prosecution
Synonyms
convergence concourse converging merging convergency

6. group

noun. (ˈgruːp) Any number of entities (members) considered as a unit.
Antonyms
disagreement woman juvenile female civilian volunteer draftee
Synonyms
community man varna biological group edition
Etymology
group (English)
groupe (French)
gruppo (Italian)

7. group

verb. (ˈgruːp) Arrange into a group or groups.
Antonyms
convergency divergence unconnectedness open circuit closed circuit stay in place truth
Synonyms
separate sort assort lump class
Etymology
group (English)
groupe (French)
gruppo (Italian)

8. group

noun. (ˈgruːp) (chemistry) two or more atoms bound together as a single unit and forming part of a molecule.
Antonyms
flora prosecution defense disassembly inactivity divergency convergence
Synonyms
propyl arsenic group azo group chromophore uranyl
Etymology
group (English)
groupe (French)
gruppo (Italian)

9. group

verb. (ˈgruːp) Form a group or group together.
Antonyms
misconception uninitiate poor people timid rich brave living
Synonyms
embed forgather gang assemble gang up
Etymology
group (English)
groupe (French)
gruppo (Italian)

10. group

noun. (ˈgruːp) A set that is closed, associative, has an identity element and every element has an inverse.
Antonyms
black white antitype alignment zygomorphic fauna
Synonyms
Abelian group mathematical group commutative group set
Etymology
group (English)
groupe (French)
gruppo (Italian)
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