Similar words: get on, bet on, set on, get on to, get on for, acetone, get onto, phaeton. Meaning: v. make known to the public information that was previously known only to a few people or that was meant to be kept a secret.
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31. Minutes are produced from the meeting and the project is let on least cost.
32. He got a one year let on that flat.
33. He let on to be happy.
34. I never let on about what you told me.
35. Do not let on about the meeting.
36. We didn't let on about how we did it.
37. The shop is let on very favourable term.
38. The old man likes to let on that he is rich.
39. She will not let on if you ask her not to.
40. The house was let on a five - year lese.
41. Even if a car has your heartstrings in a white - knuckled stranglehold, never let on.
42. I still remember the cargo vessel, which was let on an NYPE Form time charter in the year at the end of 20th century.
43. I would rather do so asas possible, not let on hold indefinitely.
44. And I loved her book as a courageous and thought-provoking read. It's also more supple than her critics let on.
45. Obama smiled gamely ; if he felt Silva was a bit,(http://sentencedict.com/let on.html) he didn't let on.
46. If he ever noticed or was bothered, he never let on.
47. Mrs. Stanley let on to Helen that Paul was responsible for the matter.
48. European officials said they believe Mr. Obama is more of a free trader than he let on in the campaign .
More similar words: get on, bet on, set on, get on to, get on for, acetone, get onto, phaeton, skeleton, simpleton, get on with, metonymy, cretonne, detonate, set on fire, exoskeleton, detonation, endoskeleton, cytoskeleton, come to naught, slip of the tongue, a slip of the tongue, phenylketonuria, skeleton in the closet, a skeleton in the closet, skeleton in the cupboard, let out, get out, use to, veto.