keep someone in the loop
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English
1.1
Pronunciation
1.2
Verb
1.2.1
Antonyms
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Verb
keep
someone
in
the
loop
(
idiomatic
)
To
furnish
someone with
sufficient
relevant
information
and
include
them in the
decision
-
making
process
.
Antonyms
keep someone in the dark
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