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well in
WEL-IN · phrase · informal
In a fortunate position; doing nicely.
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To be 'well in' is to be doing well or to be on good terms with someone useful.
“He's well in with the manager.”
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well in In A Sentence
He's well in with the manager.
Origin & Usage
British idiom, favoured in Liverpool, for being in a good position.
People Also Ask
What does 'well in' mean?
It means being in a fortunate position, doing nicely, or on good terms with someone useful.
How do you use 'well in'?
You use it to say someone has an advantage or good connection, e.g. 'He's well in with the boss.'
Is 'well in' Scouse?
It's a British idiom favoured in Liverpool for being in a good position.
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