Synonyms for Took a meeting:
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• consult
- argue
, - ask advice of
, - be closeted with
, - brainstorm
, - call in
, - cogitate
, - collogue
, - commune
, - compare notes
, - confab
, - confabulate
, - consider
, - debate
, - deliberate
, - discuss
, - examine
, - flap
, - groupthink
, - huddle
, - interrogate
, - interview
, - kick ideas around
, - negotiate
, - parlay
, - pick one's brains
, - powwow
, - put heads together
, - question
, - refer to
, - regard
, - respect
, - review
, - seek advice
, - seek opinion of
, - take a meeting
, - take account of
, - take counsel
, - talk over
, - toss ideas around
, - treat
, - turn to
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What are the hypernyms for Took a meeting?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
hold a conference, attend a meeting, Attend a get-together, Come together for a gathering, Conduct a business meeting, Engage in a discussion, Interact in a gathering, Interact in an event, Participate in a gathering, Participate in an event.
What are the opposite words for took a meeting?
Took a meeting can be replaced by antonyms, such as: avoided a meeting, ignored a meeting, passed on a meeting, missed a meeting, dismissed a meeting, skipped a meeting, canceled a meeting, or refused a meeting. Each of these antonyms means different things and offers a range of reasons or excuses for not attending a meeting. Avoiding a meeting suggests an intentional act of evading or eluding. Ignoring a meeting implies a lack of attention or concern. Passing on a meeting suggests a choice to abstain or decline. Missing a meeting denotes an unintended absence. Dismissing a meeting suggests a disregard or lack of importance. Skipping a meeting implies a casual disregard or indifference. Canceling a meeting suggests a change in plans or scheduling conflict. Refusing a meeting implies an outright rejection or objection.
What are the antonyms for Took a meeting?
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