let in on

Share confidential information with

To let someone in on something is to share a secret or confidential information with them: Let me in on what's really going on.

The phrase implies admission to an inner circle of knowledge—you're opening the door to someone previously excluded: They finally let her in on the plan.

Related

disclose · apprise · bring up to speed · include · in the loop · fill in · inform · keep posted · admit · share · involve · clue in · need to know · secret · entrust · divulge · spill the beans · hush-hush

Opposites
information sharing

let in onkeep from

Prevent access to

keep to oneself · deceive · mislead · cover up · clam up

inclusion in activities/plans

let in onshut out

Prevent all scoring

keep out · freeze out · keep out of · leave out · cut out

Family

let, letter, letters, letting, lets, lettering

Familiarity
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G