- I was met her at the station.
- I had met him two weeks ago.
- I met him on the way.
- I can never forget the day I first met you.
- He met me on the way.
- Excuse me, have we met before?
- Do you know who he met yesterday?
- I am sure, we haven’t met before.
- He met me a few days ago.
- I can’t recall having met him before.
- He met with an accident.
- He met me on Sunday.
- He met with an accident yesterday.
- I feel we have met before.
- He is the funniest person I have ever met.
- I have met him before.
- I met a demure, sweet-faced girl.
- He had not met me in a long time.
- Protests must continue till demands are met.
- We will not budge until our demands are met.
- I have not seen him since we met years ago.
- I had never met anyone like you before.
- I had met her only twice.
- I met him yesterday.
- It is long since I met him.
- I met him on my way to college.
- Yesterday, I met him on the street.
- I met him on the eve of his marriage.
- I have met you after ages.
- The children you met were naughty.
- This is the place where I met with an accident.
- They met me at the platform.
- I met him long ago.
- I like to have met you personally.
- Owing to ill-luck, he met with a bad accident.
- If he had met me, I would have helped him.
- The man I met yesterday is very intelligent.
- I met her last evening.
- It is a year since I met her.
- I have been searching her since I met her.
- I have not met you before.
- She met me on my way to school.
- He met his teacher.
- Though he was going slow, he met a dreadful accident.
- He was under the influence of liquor when he met an accident.
- I can’t recall having met him before.
- I met him after ages.
- She met me last week.
- The guests met a cold reception.
- My request met with a refusal at her hands.
- I met him at the conference.
- She was singing a song when I met her.
- He has not met me so far.
- I met him at the office party.
- I met him at his residence.
- He met me at lunch.
- I first met him a year ago.
- We met him in the bank.
- He has met with misfortune.
- He met with no success.
- She had finished her home work when I met her.
- His request for money met with a refusal.
- I met him in the market.
- Your friend met me yesterday.
- I met an old friend yesterday.
- He was liked by all who met him.
- He met me here yesterday.
- This is the place where I met him.
- I met him as he was coming from college.
- He met with many difficulties on the way.
- When we met last time you mentioned that you are looking for a job.
- He met me and gave me a book.
- What was he doing when you met him ?
- I met her at the station.
- He met me and gave me a book.
- I met him yesterday.
- He was in uniform when I met him.
- I met him yesterday.
- I met my old friend.
- Last night I met a fool.
- I met this man two days ago.
- I met an old woman in the park last night ?
- We met nobody there.
- I met him yesterday.
- I met her only once.
- Had she met me, I would have told her everything.
- I met with many obstacles, but pressed on.
- “If he had met her, he would have recognized her.
- We met the boys who were rewarded.
- I have not met her since last week.
- I have met him the other day.
- You might have met me in the college.
- Having met him earlier, I recognised him.
- I met the him on the way.
- She met me in the Bazaar.
- I met him last Saturday.
- I’ve met that girl before.
- We met under a lonely tree.
- They had met two months before.
- He met with an accident.
- He met me at the lunch.
- My friend had met with an accident five days ago.
- I met this girl yesterday.
- He met me in the market:
- I met him yesterday.
- I met your dad yesterday.
- He didn’t find anyone who met the requirements.
- He doesn’t think he’s ever met you.
- I’ve never met a genius.
- I’ve never met anybody in this world like me.
- I met him just now.
Synonyms of Met
Clash
- There was a minor clash between the two parties.
- There was another clash a few months later.
- There was a violent clash of opinions between the two leaders.
Collide
- The views of the two politicians collide violently.
Confront
- No one dares to confront them.
- He hints at the problems that confront us.
- When you try to confront her she will break into tears but never tells you anything.
- A minor financial problem is likely to confront you on Friday and Saturday.
- A soldier often has to confront danger.
- I think it’s time for me to confront that problem.
Contact
- Tell him to contact the Principal immediately.
- We should establish contact with nature for a happy life.
- He comes in contact with different kinds of persons.
- I have lost contact with him.
- By reading their books, we come in contact with their minds.
- He had very little formal contact with the companies.
- He has been in contact with me since he has been a college student.
- Some men feel uncomfortable to make eye contact for too long.
- We shall soon contact him.
- She has no chances of coming in contact with foreigners.
- It is normal practice to contact the company’s home office in these kinds of cases.
Cross
- It becomes difficult to cross the road at night.
- Look left and right before you cross the street.
- Vehicles must stop at a zebra crossing to let pedestrians cross the road.
- Who could not cross the river?
- How did you cross the river?
- He did not try to cross the river.
- The two lines cross each other at right angles.
Encounter
- We should encounter our difficulties boldly.
- Most people become uncivil if they encounter incivility.
- How do you react when you encounter a homeless person?
- Tomorrow we will encounter the enemy.
Engage
- They do not engage in small talk.
- Our college did not engage any teacher in his absence.
- I have no time to engage in political activity.
- He wants to engage in business.
- She wants to engage in teaching.
- Write your experience to your friend.
- Give a vivid account of your experience during the train journey.
- I have seven months’ experience of teaching English in a Higher Secondary School.
- He has no practical experience of the job.
- We all experience pain in our day to day life and turn to pain relievers.
- Avoid these common cycling mistakes for perfect cycling experience .
- She hides her face for shame.
- Her face resembles her mother.
- She covered her face by a piece of cloth.
- His face lit with a fire of decision
- He saw his face reflected in the water.
- You’ll find this map very useful.
- Have a good look at this picture and find me in it.
- Where did you find this wallet?
- You will find this game very interesting.
- You ought to find nice shoes here.
- I find the two first chapters of this book very easy.
- I did not find any girls there.
- You will not find that book so easily.
- I don’t find myself in entire agreement with you.
- I did not find him anywhere.
- I helped her find her purse.
- Well read more to find out how it can help you.
- You’ll find the house empty.
- You can easily find the bank.
- I’ll find a good time to tell him about it.
Front
- He’s broken off two front teeth.
- If you spend a lot of time in front of computer, rose water should be your friend.
Get together
- We must get together for a drink some time.
- We should get together to discuss the matter.
- Can’t we get together a little later then?
- It was exciting to get together again.
- Well, it was fun to get together again.
- Let’s get together again next year.
- Let’s get together tonight.
- Let’s get together on Sunday.
- They like to get together and drink.
- Let’s get together tomorrow.
- Would you like to get together again next weekend?
- They love to get together and play music.
Greet
- We greet people who pass by us.
- The people wished to greet the Prime Minister.
- He has a cheerful smile for those who greet him.
- We shall greet all.
- I didn’t greet you because I mistook you for somebody else.
- There is no one to greet me.
- He rose to his feet to greet me.
Hit
- He was hit on the head.
- A cold wave hit this district.
- This song is No. on the hit chart.
- He hit on a good idea.
- I narrowly escaped being hit by a car.
- I hit upon a good idea.
- A ball hit the back of my head while I was playing soccer.
- It really hit the spot.
- I have a very sore arm where you hit me.
- That boy hit him on purpose.
- I hit my head hard against the wall.
- The man hit me on the head.
- He hit him in the stomach.
- We’ve really hit it off.
- This year the region has been hit by a severe drought.
- I saw the car hit a man.
- The box is light enough for a child to carry.
- We saw a dim light in the distance.
- I had a light lunch.
- Is there a cafe where I can have a light meal?
- A red light was glowing in the dark.
- In light of his lack of abilities we cannot expect him to succeed.
- The substance is light enough to float on the water.
- Heat and light are necessary for our existence.
- It’s getting dark. Please turn the light on for me.
- Please light a candle.
- Do you have any light beer?
- The light went off last night in the storm.
- We saw a light far away.
- She shut her eyes because the light was so strong.
- You shouldn’t make light of a cold.
- The speed of light is much greater than that of sound.
- How do you know that light travels faster than sound?
Luck
- I hope you will have better luck next time.
- He doesn’t seem to have any luck at all.
- I’ve got the devil’s own luck in everything.
- I hope that you will have better luck next time.
- We had the luck to win the battle.
Salute
- I salute my motherland.
- We ought to salute our National Flag.
- The captain gave orders for a salute to be fired.
See
- I will be glad to see you tomorrow.
- He never fails to come to see me every day.
- I am dying to see her again.
- I see no reason why I shouldn’t accept her offer.
- She was never to see her children again.
- She tasted the cake to see if it was sweet enough.
- I have been to the airport to see him off.
- He had the goodness to come all the way to see me.
- He didn’t see anybody.
- He is sure to come to see us.
- He was in a hurry to see his mother.
- They often drop in to see us.
- I don’t see him.
- She couldn’t see it.
- She was frightened to see the black cat.
- She demanded to see the manager.
- He didn’t see the stop sign and almost hit the child crossing the street.
Strike
- The workers are calling for strike action.
- There was a strike in the town.
- They make you strike a lucrative deal.
- Why don’t you strike out on your own?
- They are on strike for money.
- The reason we’re on strike is that the company hasn’t improved our wages.
- You must strike while the iron is hot.
- The general strike paralyzed the whole country.
- Employees threatened a strike to protect worker benefits.
- The union went out on a strike for an indefinite period.
- He doesn’t strike me as efficient.
- We’re on strike because the company hasn’t improved our wages.
Stumble
- Simple meditation techniques help to stumble upon inner peace.
- She walked carefully so as not to stumble over a rock.
Tumble
- The tumble hurt him badly.
Tussle
- There is a great tussle in and out.
Accost
Affront
Grapple
Wrestle
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