clued (in) (Meaning)

clued (in)

to give information to (someone)

The detective clued in on the suspect by observing his suspicious behavior.
The professor clued in the students by giving them subtle hints during the lecture.
The athlete clued in on the team's strategy by studying their game tapes.
The business analyst clued in on the market trend by analyzing industry data.
The artist clued in on the model's essence by observing her body language.
The doctor clued in on the patient's diagnosis by examining their symptoms.
The scientist clued in on the groundbreaking discovery by studying obscure research papers.
The traveler clued in on the local customs by observing the people around him.
The politician clued in on the public's opinion by conducting polls and surveys.
The writer clued in on the character's motivation by exploring their past experiences.

to give information to (someone)

aware, prepared, warned, knowing, informed, ready, wise, alert, observant, observing

oblivious, unconscious,unaware, uninformed, unmindful, unknowing, heedless, unprepared,unwitting,unwary

The detective clued in on the suspect by observing his suspicious behavior.

The professor clued in the students by giving them subtle hints during the lecture.

The athlete clued in on the team's strategy by studying their game tapes.

The business analyst clued in on the market trend by analyzing industry data.