Let into

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verb

To permit someone to enter a place.

They would not let me into the concert because I forgot my ticket.
Visual representation of "let into" - To permit someone to enter a place

Often appears as...

  • let someone into a place
  • not let someone into a place
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Permission Required

Use 'let into' when entry depends on someone else's permission or decision.

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The bouncer wouldn't let him into the club.
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Physical Entry

This phrase usually involves a person physically entering a location.

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My neighbor let me into the apartment when I lost my keys.
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