LET IN Definition & Meaning

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let in

verb

to allow to enter
let in for
to involve (oneself or another) in (something more than is expected)
he let himself in for a lot of extra work
let in on
to allow (someone) to know about or participate in

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Meanwhile, the Israeli military's decisions about what to let in and what to ban remained seemingly capricious.

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"To be coming out of the other side of this feels unreal, after the shock of a diagnosis it's hard to let in the light and believe that it might just be OK," she added.

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One time, she recalled, she found him banging on the back door of their home, pleading to be let in to escape neighborhood kids who wanted to fight him.

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The unwanted most goals conceded title was shared between Red Bull Salzburg and Slovan Bratislava who let in 27 goals - again, a record for a Champions League group stage.

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Anna Morris, who runs a short-term let in the Newington area of the city, is also concerned it could put people off coming to Edinburgh.

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