Let on
/let ɒn/A2
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1. To reveal or divulge information, often something that is secret or not widely known.
- He didn't want to let on that he knew about the surprise party.
- She let on that she was considering moving to a different city.
2. To pretend or give a false impression about something.
- He let on that he was an expert, but he knew very little about the subject.
- Don't let on like you haven't met her before, she knows you well.
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