meeting

conference (Usually larger and more formal than a typical meeting.) | session (Often suggests a set period of formal discussion or work.) | gathering (More general and can be social, not only for work.)

cancellation (A meeting being stopped from happening.)

attend a meeting |have a meeting |hold a meeting |call a meeting |schedule a meeting |set up a meeting |chair a meeting |run a meeting |cancel a meeting |a staff meeting

business |work |education |organization

encounter (Often suggests an unplanned or brief meeting.) | get-together (More informal and friendly; often social.)

parting (The moment people leave each other.)

a chance meeting |a brief meeting |a first meeting |a meeting with a friend |a meeting with a client |arrange a meeting |a meeting between the two leaders |an awkward meeting |a secret meeting |a face-to-face meeting

social |relationships |daily_life

junction (Common for roads, routes, or networks.) | intersection (Often used for roads/streets crossing.) | confluence (Often used for rivers or streams joining.)

divergence (A point where things split apart rather than come together.)

the meeting point |the meeting of two roads |the meeting of rivers |the meeting of lines |the meeting of edges |a meeting place

travel |places |geometry

meet (Especially common in American English for track and swimming events.) | competition (More general; not necessarily a single event day.)

practice (Training rather than competitive events.)

an athletics meeting |a track meeting |a race meeting |a swimming meeting |a school sports meeting |a regional meeting |compete at a meeting |win at the meeting

sports |events

service (General term for a religious event; not specific to Quakers.)

meeting for worship |go to meeting |attend meeting |a Quaker meeting |a Friends meeting |a weekly meeting

religion |community