Difference between Meet and Satisfy

MEET vs SATISFY: NOUN

The place appointed for such a meeting; the rendezvous.
A meeting or contest, especially an athletic competition.
A meeting of huntsmen for fox-hunting or coursing, or of bicyclists for a ride; also, the company so met.
An equal; a companion.
In geometry: The straight line common to two planes.
A point which is on each of two straights: also called their cross.
A meeting at which a number of athletic contests are held

MEET vs SATISFY: ADJECTIVE

Fitting; proper.
Being precisely fitting and right

MEET vs SATISFY: VERB

Meet by design; be present at the arrival of
Undergo or suffer
Fill or meet a want or need
Contend against an opponent in a sport, game, or battle
Experience as a reaction
Satisfy or fulfill
Get to know; get acquainted with
Satisfy a condition or restriction
Come together
Be adjacent or come together
Be in direct physical contact with; make contact
Collect in one place
Get together socially or for a specific purpose

Fill or meet a want or need
Make happy or satisfied
Fulfil the requirements or expectations of
To convince, to ascertain.
To cause (a sentence) to be true when (the sentence) is interpreted in one's universe.
To do enough; to meet (needs); to fulfill (wishes, requirements).

MEET vs SATISFY: INTRANSITIVE VERB

To occur together, especially in one person or entity.
To assemble.
To become introduced.
To come together as opponents; contend.
To come into conjunction; be joined.
To come together.
To come into the company of.
To be introduced to; make the acquaintance of.
To come together or confront in opposition.
To be present at the arrival of.
To pay; settle.
To deal or contend with effectively.
To be sufficient for (a need, for example); fulfill: : satisfy.
To experience or undergo.
To come to the notice of (the senses).
To come into conformity with the views, wishes, or opinions of.
To come into conjunction with; join or touch.
To come into the presence of by chance or arrangement.

To fulfill the need, desire, or expectation of.
To free from doubt or question; convince.
To provide sufficient explanation to dispel or answer (a doubt or question).
To meet or be sufficient for (a requirement); conform to the requirements of (a standard, for example).
To discharge (a debt or obligation, for example) in full.
To discharge an obligation to (a creditor).
To make reparation for; redress.
To make the left and right sides of (an equation) equal after substituting equivalent quantities for the unknown variables.
To be sufficient or adequate.
To give satisfaction.
To give satisfaction; to afford gratification; to leave nothing to be desired.
To make payment or atonement; to atone.
To fulfill (a need or desire).

MEET vs SATISFY: TRANSITIVE VERB

To pay to the extent of claims or deserts; to give what is due to.
In general, to fill up the measure of a want of (a person or a thing); hence, to grafity fully the desire of; to make content; to supply to the full, or so far as to give contentment with what is wished for.
To answer or discharge, as a claim, debt, legal demand, or the like; to give compensation for; to pay off; to requite.
To free from doubt, suspense, or uncertainty; to give assurance to; to set at rest the mind of; to convince.

MEET vs SATISFY: OTHER WORD TYPES

Be in direct physical contact with
Be present at the arrival of
Meet by design
Get acquainted with
Get to know
Fill, satisfy or meet a want or need or condition or restriction
To combine.
To come into contact; form a junction; unite; be contiguous or coalesce.
To come together in opposition or in contention, as in fight, competition, or play.
To come together; come face to face; join company, assemble, or congregate.
To comply with, fulfil.
Synonyms To light or happen upon.
Make contact
To discharge; satisfy: as, to meet a note at maturity.
To come into conformity to; be or act in agreement with: as, conduct that meets one's expectations.
To come into collision with; encounter with force or opposition; come or move against: as, to meet the enemy in battle.
To come upon; encounter; attain to; reach the perception, possession, or experience of: as, to meet one's fate calmly; his conduct meets the approbation of the public; you will meet your reward.
To come into physical contact with; join by touching or uniting with; be or become contiguous to.
To come up to from a different direction; join by going toward; come to by approaching from the opposite direction, as distinguished from overtake: as, to meet a person in the road.
To come into the same place with (another person or thing); come into the presence of; of persons, come face to face with.
Synonyms Fitting, suitable, suited, congenial.
Even.
Equal.
Proper; own.
Fit; suitable; proper; convenient; adapted; appropriate.
To answer; refute: as, to meet an opponent's objections.
(idiom) (meet (someone) halfway) To make a compromise with.
(idiom) (meet (one's) Maker) To die.

To make requital, reparation, or amends; atone.
To give satisfaction or contentment: as, earthly good never satisfies.
To fulfil the conditions of; answer: as, an algebraical equation is said to be satisfied when, after the substitution of particular expressions for the unknown quantities which enter it, the two members are equal.
To assure or free from doubt, uncertainty, or suspense; convince; also, to set at rest, as a doubt: as, to satisfy one's self by inquiry.
To make reparation or amends for; atone for; expiate: as, to satisfy a wrong.
To comply with; discharge fully; liquidate; pay; hence, to requite; remunerate; recompense: as, to satisfy the claims of a creditor; to satisfy one for service rendered.
To supply or gratify completely; fulfil the wishes or desires of; content: as, to satisfy hunger or thirst; to satisfy one's curiosity or one's expectations.
Fill, satisfy or meet a want or need or condition or restriction

MEET vs SATISFY: RELATED WORDS

Suffer, Fill, Touch, See, Receive, Match, Play, Assemble, Fit, Fulfil, Encounter, Gather, Converge, Satisfy, Fulfill

Comply, Conform, Slake, Accommodate, Quench, Cater, Assuage, Sate, Appease, Live up to, Fill, Fulfil, Meet, Gratify, Fulfill

MEET vs SATISFY: DESCRIBE WORDS

Fitting, Suffer, Fill, Touch, See, Receive, Match, Play, Assemble, Fit, Fulfil, Encounter, Gather, Converge, Satisfy

Adhere, Fulfilling, Allay, Comply, Conform, Accommodate, Quench, Cater, Assuage, Sate, Appease, Fill, Fulfil, Meet, Gratify

MEET vs SATISFY: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

Discount codes for meet and greet parking heathrow.
US President Donald Trump meet in Hanoi, Vietnam.
Banks are required to meet federal underwriting guidelines.
Wait until you meet the RO before applying.
We have to meet the expectations of others.
NOT meet minimum requirements, or if the program wishes you to maintain or meet certain requirements during the first term of admission.
Scope of Work you must specify objectives you will meet over a given period of time and how you intend to meet them.
Texas CPAs to meet this portion of their annual renewal by affirming that they meet the CPE requirements of their home state.
In order to join the Coast Guard, you must not only meet qualification criteria, but also meet a whole person evaluation.
Applicants must meet all the requirements below in order to meet minimum program eligibility.

Finding a way to satisfy your shopping desire?
So Barach does not satisfy the Scott exception.
But, resources that satisfy human wants are scarce.
Courses used to satisfy the requirements for one minor may also be used to satisfy the requirements for another minor or major.
Assertiveness is the extent an individual attempts to satisfy their own concerns, while cooperativeness is the extent of trying to satisfy the other parties.
Students may satisfy the international studies requirement at the same time they satisfy requirements in the major, in the humanities, or the social sciences.
Providing assurance that an entity will be able to satisfy its asset retirement obligation does not satisfy or extinguish therelated liability.
Retail and service employers should consider whether employees who satisfy the federal exception satisfy a state exemption.
If not taken to satisfy LAWR III, this course will also satisfy the Practical Skills requirement.
Satisfy, Satisfy, Neither Satisfy nor displease, Dissatisfy, extremely displease.

MEET vs SATISFY: QUESTIONS

How did Rosalind Lutece meet Zachary Hale Comstock?
When did Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake meet?
How did Denzel Washington and Pauletta Pearson meet?
Does DIMEX meet government and military specifications?
When did Jiddu Krishnamurti meet Charles Leadbeater?
Do female managers meet essential workplace requirements?
Do individual nicking patterns meet statistical significance?
Does conversion to Judaism meet halachic standards?
Do you say " nice to meet you " when you meet someone online?
Do one in three couples that meet online actually meet at RSVP?

How can Argonaut help you satisfy regulatory requirements?
Do brokers have to satisfy FINRA arbitration judgements?
Which instanton will satisfy all dbartisan Xe licenses?
Do theme parks satisfy customers with service quality?
What can satisfy our social needs for communication?
How can product variety satisfy customer requirements?
Does infinity norm satisfy the triangle inequality?
Does this distribution satisfy the normality assumption?
Does interdigitated LDMOS satisfy reliability criteria?
What material desires could you satisfy that you can't satisfy?

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MEET AND SATISFY

MEET vs SATISFY: NOUN

MEET vs SATISFY: ADJECTIVE

MEET vs SATISFY: VERB

MEET vs SATISFY: INTRANSITIVE VERB

MEET vs SATISFY: TRANSITIVE VERB

MEET vs SATISFY: OTHER WORD TYPES

MEET vs SATISFY: RELATED WORDS

MEET vs SATISFY: DESCRIBE WORDS

MEET vs SATISFY: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

MEET vs SATISFY: QUESTIONS