DO YOU WANT TO MEET

Definition: Expressing a desire or willingness to encounter or be in the company of someone.

Synonyms: Meet Up, Get Together, Hang Out, Catch Up, Link Up

Usage Examples in Sentences

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Do you want to meet at the cinema to catch the latest movie?
#2
Do you want to meet at your place or mine?
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Do you want to meet at the cafe tomorrow to discuss the new project proposal?
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Do you want to meet at the park and play together?
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I was wondering, do you want to meet at the library to study together?
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Do you want to meet at the zenith of Mount Everest to revel in the unparalleled beauty of nature?
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When we go to the park this weekend, do you want to meet our new neighbors there?
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To finalize our travel plans, do you want to meet over video call tonight?
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Given that you both love art, do you want to meet at the museum's new exhibit opening?
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She often wonders, do you want to meet for lunch?
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Do you want to meet for a bike ride in the morning?

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Good morning, Emily. I have a few ideas I'd like to discuss regarding the upcoming project. Do you have a moment?B: Certainly, John. I'm available now. Do you want to meet in my office or would you prefer to grab a coffee?A: Let's meet in your office. It's quieter there, and we can go over the details without interruptions.B: Great, see you there in five minutes.
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