insider (Meaning)
insider (n)
an officer of a corporation or others who have access to private information about the corporation's operations
Synonyms & Antonyms of insider
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insider Sentence Examples
- The insider information leaked to the media caused a stock market crash.
- An insider within the company revealed confidential plans to a rival.
- The politician was accused of using insider knowledge to profit from a government contract.
- The whistleblower exposed the insider dealings of corrupt officials.
- The insider trader was convicted of manipulating stock prices using non-public information.
- The company's insider network provides valuable insights into industry trends.
- The insider account of the presidential campaign was both revealing and controversial.
- Insider knowledge can be a powerful tool but also carries ethical implications.
- The insider witness provided crucial testimony in the corruption trial.
- The revelation of inside information often leads to public outrage and investigations.
FAQs About the word insider
an officer of a corporation or others who have access to private information about the corporation's operations
in,contact,somebody, connection, bigwig, VIP, big shot, arbitrator, intercessor, middleman
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The insider information leaked to the media caused a stock market crash.
An insider within the company revealed confidential plans to a rival.
The politician was accused of using insider knowledge to profit from a government contract.
The whistleblower exposed the insider dealings of corrupt officials.
