Meet up with
Meet up with verb - Meet with by appointment.
Take place and meet up with are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Take place" instead a verb "Meet up with".
Take place
Take place verb - Come to pass.
Meet up with and take place are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Meet up with" instead a verb phrase "Take place".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- chance and meet up with
- chance and take place
- hit and meet up with
- hit and take place
- stumble and meet up with
- stumble and take place
- come across and meet up with
- come across and take place
- happen and meet up with
- happen and take place
- come to pass and meet up with
- come to pass and take place
- meet and meet up with
- meet and take place
Both terms in one sentence
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Time Skip: The special episodes take place a year after the events of the game, and follow the gang as they meet up with the characters of the game again.
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To some extent, this also occurs when groups of friends manage to meet up with one another very quickly: the Deserted Islands upon which the games take place are rather large, and the odds of meeting your friends that fast are rather slim, to say the least.
Source: Contrived Coincidence
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