Meet
Meet verb - To come upon face-to-face or as if face-to-face.
To succeed and meet are semantically related. In some cases you can use "To succeed" instead a verb "Meet".
Nearby Word: meeting
To succeed
Meet and to succeed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Meet" instead a verb phrase "To succeed".
Both terms in one sentence
- This was in fact enforced by the bad guys, who targetted seven-member enemy teams; if the heroes were to succeed they couldn't meet each other.
Source: Cross Through - Even the 1980s GLOW, a camp promotion that most involved didn't expect to succeed, had certain physical and technical standards all its athletes were expected to meet(and also had a straight example in the Evil Brit Godiva).
Source: Beauty Is Bad - In such an environment people (and even worse if they are the ones to do the State's dirty jobs) are not the nicest bunch one could meet and if the said environment is conservative and sexist, the pressures placed on a woman to succeed are tremendous.
Source: Analysis / The Baroness
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