key in

verb

1. (tr, adverb) to enter (information or instructions) in a computer or other device by means of a keyboard or keypad

Example Sentences

Larry Ellison helped finance the $8-billion takeover of Paramount, and his largesse would be key in any deal for Warner Bros.

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Strategists have suggested that Beijing’s plan to restrict exports of rare earths, key in the production of many high-tech products such as fighter jets and electric vehicles, could be a negotiation tactic ahead of the summit.

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For Swash, having positive male role models is key in supporting young dads.

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Healy's effectiveness both sides of the wicket, sweeping and cutting to the tune of 118 of her 142 runs, proved to be key in unlocking India's bowling attack.

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The data is key in helping the Federal Reserve decide how to adjust its benchmark interest rates.

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Related Words

• load 
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