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insider

[ˌɪnˈsaɪdər]

insider Definition

  • 1a person who is part of a group or organization and has special or secret knowledge about it
  • 2a person who has an advantage over others in a particular area or industry because of their connections or knowledge

Using insider: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "insider" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The company's insiders knew about the merger long before it was announced.

  • Example

    He's an insider in the fashion industry and knows all the latest trends.

  • Example

    The book provides insights from insiders on the political campaign.

insider Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for insider

Phrases with insider

  • the illegal practice of using confidential information to buy or sell stocks in order to make a profit

    Example

    He was convicted of insider trading and sentenced to prison.

  • confidential information known only to people within a particular group or organization

    Example

    She gave me some insider information about the company's plans for expansion.

  • a security risk posed by someone within an organization who has access to sensitive information and uses it for malicious purposes

    Example

    The company implemented new measures to prevent insider threats after a data breach last year.

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Summary: insider in Brief

An 'insider' [ˌɪnˈsaɪdər] is a person with special or secret knowledge about a group or organization, or someone who has an advantage over others in a particular area due to their connections or knowledge. Examples include 'The company's insiders knew about the merger long before it was announced,' and 'He's an insider in the fashion industry and knows all the latest trends.' Phrases like 'insider trading' and 'insider information' refer to the illegal use of confidential information for personal gain.