Let in on

phrasal verb

To allow someone to share a piece of knowledge or information.

I was let in on the secret about their marriage proposal.
Visual representation of "let in on" - To allow someone to share a piece of knowledge or information

Often appears as...

  • let him/her in on
  • let them/it in on

Usage tips

Idiomatic

phrasal verb

To allow someone to share a piece of knowledge or information.

I was let in on the secret about their marriage proposal.
Visual representation of "let in on" - To allow someone to share a piece of knowledge or information

Often appears as...

  • let him/her in on
  • let them/it in on

Usage tips

Idiomatic

Definition 1 of 1
Visual representation of "let in on"
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Sharing Secrets

Used when someone is included in confidential knowledge that is not yet public.

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Finally, my siblings let me in on their surprise party plans for our parents.
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Trust Implication

Implies a level of trust towards the person being informed.

Illustration for Trust Implication
My mentor let me in on his methods only after I earned his trust.
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Exclusive Information

Suggests that the information is exclusive or limited to certain people.

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The director let me in on the upcoming changes before they were announced.
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Sharing Secrets

Used when someone is included in confidential knowledge that is not yet public.

Illustration for Sharing Secrets
Finally, my siblings let me in on their surprise party plans for our parents.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Trust Implication

Implies a level of trust towards the person being informed.

Illustration for Trust Implication
My mentor let me in on his methods only after I earned his trust.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Exclusive Information

Suggests that the information is exclusive or limited to certain people.

Illustration for Exclusive Information
The director let me in on the upcoming changes before they were announced.
LampPro Tip 1/3

Sharing Secrets

Used when someone is included in confidential knowledge that is not yet public.

Illustration for Sharing Secrets
Finally, my siblings let me in on their surprise party plans for our parents.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Trust Implication

Implies a level of trust towards the person being informed.

Illustration for Trust Implication
My mentor let me in on his methods only after I earned his trust.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Exclusive Information

Suggests that the information is exclusive or limited to certain people.

Illustration for Exclusive Information
The director let me in on the upcoming changes before they were announced.
Visual representation of the word "Let in on"

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