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well in

adjective

(postpositive often foll by with) informal on good terms or favourably placed (with)the foreman was well in with the management

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RELATED WORDS

aware, acquainted, conversant, savvy, versed, versant, abreast, cognizant, conscious, informed, introduced, mindful, apprised, grounded, up

Nearby words

well advised, well and good, well begun is half done, well done, well dressing, well in, well log, well logging, well off, well out of, be, well preserved
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