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Noun insider has 1 sense
  1. insider - an officer of a corporation or others who have access to private information about the corporation's operations
    --1 is a kind of corporate executive, business executive

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Term: Insider

Description: An insider is a person who has access to exclusive or confidential information, knowledge, or connections within a particular group, organization, or industry. They are usually privy to inside details and have a deep understanding of the workings and dynamics of the group they are associated with.

Sense 1: Noun - Person with Confidential Information

Sample Sentence 1: The CEO's office is off-limits to most employees, but insiders have the privilege of being updated on the company's future plans.

Sample Sentence 2: Journalists often rely on insiders to provide them with exclusive information about political scandals.

Sense 2: Noun - Member of a Certain Group or Organization

Sample Sentence 1: The group of artists decided to limit their exhibition to insiders only to maintain the exclusivity of the event.

Sample Sentence 2: Insiders of the football team proudly wear jerseys with their team logo, showing their close association.

Sense 3: Adjective - Known or Understood by Only a Select Few

Sample Sentence 1: The film includes insider jokes that only true fans of the series would fully appreciate.

Sample Sentence 2: The local restaurant is known for its insider menu items that are exclusively offered to regular customers.

Related Products: Insider Books, Insider Magazine, Insider Guide

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