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What is the English word describing the event or interaction between two people, as in the experience encountered between them.

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Please edit the question and add enough context to make it specific, understandable, and answerable. As it stands, it's likely to be closed as “not a real question”. Also consider supporting English-language-learners site. – jwpat7 Jan 8 at 17:51
“Inept” – ipso Jan 8 at 17:51
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Hi @Soham, welcome to ELU. You must give more context, or no-one will understand what you mean here. – FumbleFingers Jan 8 at 17:52
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@Soham: That's not really "context" - how can we guess what "little [something]" the speaker is talking about? A love affair, perhaps? That might be tryst or dalliance. Or maybe it was an "argument* they had. Or they sang a duet on stage. Give us a clue! – FumbleFingers Jan 8 at 18:03
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Is the question trying to avoid using the word 'meeting'? – DaveP Jan 8 at 18:09
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This is usually referred to as a meeting or an encounter.

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