meet
Intermediate (B1)
IPA: /miːt/
KK: /mit/
adjective
Definition
Suitable or appropriate for a particular situation or purpose.
Example
It is meet to show respect to our elders.
Comparatives & Superlatives
Comparative: more meet
Superlative: most meet
Conversation
I found a spot that seems quite meet for our picnic this weekend.
Oh really? What makes it so special?
It's peaceful and has enough shade, just what we need.
That sounds perfect! I can't wait to relax there.
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
fitting
proper
suitable
Antonyms
inappropriate
improper
unsuitable
intransitive verb
Definition
To come together or encounter someone, often for the first time or for a specific purpose.
Example
I hope to meet you at the conference next week.
Tense Forms
Past: met
Past Participle: met
Conversation
Have you heard about the new café opening downtown?
Yeah, I heard it's a great place to meet friends.
We should definitely go there this weekend!
noun
Definition
A gathering of people for a specific purpose, often related to sports or competitions.
Example
The team prepared for the upcoming meet at the stadium.
Conversation
Are you excited for the big meet this weekend?
Definitely! I’ve been training hard for it.
I hope we can both do well at the meet.
Root Explanation
Meet → It originates from Old English 'metan', meaning to come together or encounter. The word 'meet' refers to the act of coming together or encountering someone or something.
Memory Tip
Think of the Old English word 'metan' which means to come together — that's why 'meet' means to encounter or come together.
Visually Confused Words
met
unmeet
smeeth
remeet
omelet
messet