in the loop informal (fully informed; included in a process) I’ll keep you in the loop as far as I can. I need to be in the loop on this investigation. envocabulary.com
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thorough (complete; including every possible detail) We did a thorough search of the place but found nothing. It’s my job to conduct a thorough investigation. (careful to do things in an accurate and exact way) He is very thorough. through (from one end or side to the other) We must go …
Read More »till vs. until
till informal (up to; as late as) We waited till the rain stopped. I’ll be here till six o’clock. until (up to; as late as) I have to wait until Wednesday. Don’t come in until I tell you. envocabulary.com
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vouch for (to promise that someone will have a good character or behavior) I’ll vouch for him. He’s a good boy. You can phone my office; they’ll vouch for me. (to say that you believe that something is good or true) She has the ability to work hard, …
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veer away (to change course; to stay away) The car was going straight towards a tree but veered away at the last minute. Some birds veered away from the flock. envocabulary.com
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