let in
Open door for
To let someone in is to allow them entry: Let me in, it's freezing out here.
By extension, letting someone in means sharing confidential information or including them in something private: She finally let him in on the secret.
To let in light, air, or water is to permit its passage: The curtains let in the morning sun.
These old windows let in drafts.
Access or submission
- accessRight to enter
- admissionEntry or confession
- entrancePoint of access
- permitOfficial written authorization
allow · usher · invite · welcome · clearance · authorization · pass · ticket
Generous treatment of guests
- warmthHeat you feel
- greetingExpression of welcome
- receptionAct of receiving guests
- opennessQuality of being accessible
embrace · include · accept · shelter · refuge · stranger · newcomer · guest
entry
Access or submission
permit · allow · usher · invite · welcome · clearance · authorization · pass · ticket · doorway
hospitality
Generous treatment of guests
openness · embrace · include · accept · shelter · refuge · stranger · newcomer · guest · visitor
share
Portion given out
secret · trust · include · involve · update · briefing · insider · confidence · privileged · knowledge
seepage
Slow fluid escape
- dripLiquid falling slowly
- moistureSmall amounts of liquid
- infiltrationCovert entry into organization
breach · dampness · draft · rain · flood · crack · gap · seal · weatherstrip · window