in-person

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in-person

The manager prefers to conduct the meeting in-person.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Done or occurring with someone physically present: Refers to an event, meeting, or activity where the participants are together in the same physical location, as opposed to being remote or virtual.
    • Involving direct personal contact or attendance: Describes an action carried out by being physically present in front of someone else.
Usage
  • The adjective "in-person" is used to modify a noun, specifying that the noun involves physical presence. It is commonly hyphenated.
  • It is often used in contrast to terms like "virtual," "online," or "remote."
Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The university is resuming in-person classes this fall.
    • An in-person interview is required for the final stage of the hiring process.
    • We haven't had an in-person team meeting in over a year.
Advanced Usage
  • "in person" (adverbial phrase): When used as an adverbial phrase (without the hyphen), it means "by meeting someone physically." It modifies a verb.
    • You need to collect the documents in person. (You must be physically present to collect them.)
    • I'd like to thank you in person. (I want to thank you face-to-face.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Face-to-face (adjective/adverb): Similar in meaning, describing direct personal interaction.
    • We scheduled a face-to-face meeting.
  • On-site (adjective/adverb): Happening or located at a particular place, especially a place of work or activity.
    • On-site training is provided.
Synonyms
  • Physical: Existing in a tangible form; involving bodily contact or presence.
  • Live: (Of a performance or event) seen or heard as it happens, often implying the audience is present.
Antonyms
  • Virtual: Carried out, accessed, or stored by means of a computer, especially over a network.
  • Remote: Conducted over a distance, not in person.
  • Online: Controlled by or connected to a computer or network.
Notes
  • The hyphenated form "in-person" is primarily used as an adjective before a noun (e.g., ).
  • The two-word adverbial phrase "in person" is used after a verb (e.g., ).
  • This distinction is important for correct grammatical usage.
in-person

The manager prefers to conduct the meeting in-person.

Adjective
  1. an appearance carried out personally in someone else's physical presence
    • he carried out the negotiations in person
    • a personal appearance is an appearance by a person in the flesh

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