Meaning oflet inin English

Verb

1. to admit someone inside; allow entry
   The manager will let in job applicants for interviews.
2. to share inner thoughts; be emotionally vulnerable
   She finally let in her feelings to her close friend.
   Synonyms:

   open upconfidesharerevealexpose
   Antonyms:

   bottle upwithholdconcealhidesuppress
3. to associate or socialize with someone
   The popular kid let in the new student to play with his group.
   Synonyms:

   admitincludewelcometake inbring in
   Antonyms:

   shut outexcluderejectbarfreeze out