countermeeting
countermeeting noun: a meeting organised in response to another meeting. Also the present participle and gerund of countermeet.
Noun
countermeeting (plural countermeetings)
- A meeting organised in response to another meeting.
- Steven M. Lonegan, from the conservative wing of the Republican Party and a former candidate for governor, has started to organize countermeetings, and last week he convened a teleconference with Senate Minority Leader Thomas H. Kean Jr. and Assemblyman Michael J. Doherty to further his cause.2008 February 3, David W. Chen, “As Corzine Lines Up Allies for Toll Plan, Republicans Push Back”, in New York Times
Also used as
countermeeting is also the present participle and gerund of countermeet.
Forms of countermeeting
| plural | countermeetings |
|---|---|
| alternative form | counter-meeting |
Origin of countermeeting
From counter- + meeting.
From countermeet + -ing.
Questions about countermeeting
- What does countermeeting mean?
- Countermeeting means a meeting organised in response to another meeting.
- What part of speech is countermeeting?
- Countermeeting is a noun.
- What is the plural of countermeeting?
- The plural of countermeeting is countermeetings.
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