want in

The phrase "want in" is commonly used in informal contexts to express a desire for entry or inclusion.

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Definition

B2General

(informal)To desire to be included or involved in an activity, project, or group.

Example

  • She wants in on the new project at work.
  • Do you want in on this game?

B2Physical Space

(informal)To seek entry or access to a place or area.

Example

  • The dog is scratching at the door because it wants in.
  • He knocked on the door, wanting in from the cold.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "want in":

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