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Phrases with «to let on»
The phrase
"to let on"
means to reveal or disclose something, often indirectly or by implication.
Full definition
to let
(parent phrase)
to let on
Related phrases
to be on to something
to get to school on time
to get on the road to financial freedom
to help someone on one's road to recovery
to put pen to paper on a new deal
to go to bed on time
to put someone on the path to success
to set someone on a path to success
to hang on to
to latch on to
to run on to
to move on to
to add on to that
to talk to someone on the phone
to let someone come to someone
to let someone go to town
to let something go to waste
to let something get to someone
to let something come to a boil
to let that happen to someone
to let someone cool on a wire rack
to let someone know someone are on one's way
to let someone move on
to let something stand on one's own
to add on to one's policy
to come to an agreement on one's own
to move on to fourth grade
to catch on to
to hold on to
to hold on to someone
to hold on to power
to hold on to a lead
to hold on to the ball
to hold on to one's job
to hold on to one's seat
to hold on to something
change to the materials contained on one's web site at any time without notice
... on the road to recovery
to be on the road to recovery
to get on the road to recovery
to get someone on the road to recovery
Sentences with «to let on»
At this point, I know what's up, but I do
n't let on
about it.
(
welovedates.com
)
Never let on
how much you like a girl.
(
petesgrillandpizza.com
)
We can do this without
ever letting on
to our closest friends or to ourselves that we are doing it.
(
religion-online.org
)
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