The insider trading scandal put a lot of people out of business.
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Insider
//ɪnˈsaɪdɚ//
Synonyms for "insider" (43 found)
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Closest matches (9)
Strong matches (13)
Related words (21)
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8 entriesTranslations
32 translations across 16 languages.
Belarusian
1 entries- інса́йдэр noun (person who has special knowledge)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 內部的人 /内部的人 noun (person who has special knowledge)
Dutch
2 entries- ingewijde noun (person who has special knowledge)
- insider noun (person who has special knowledge)
Finnish
2 entries- sisällä oleva noun (person who is within an enclosed space)
- sisäpiiriläinen noun (person who has special knowledge)
French
1 entries- initié noun (person who has special knowledge)
Georgian
1 entries- ინსაიდერი noun (person who has special knowledge)
German
3 entries- Eingeweihte noun (person who has special knowledge)
- Eingeweihter noun (person who has special knowledge)
- Insider noun (person who has special knowledge)
Hungarian
4 entries- beavatott noun (person who has special knowledge)
- belsős noun (person who has special knowledge)
- benn/bent ülő noun (person who is within an enclosed space)
- bennfentes noun (person who has special knowledge)
Indonesian
1 entries- orang dalam noun (person who has special knowledge)
Italian
4 entries- addetto ai lavori noun (person who has special knowledge)
- basista noun (person who has special knowledge)
- iniziato noun (person who has special knowledge)
- internato noun (person who is within an enclosed space)
Japanese
2 entries- インサイダー noun (person who has special knowledge)
- 内部の人 noun (person who has special knowledge)
Korean
2 entries- 내부자 noun (person who has special knowledge)
- 인사이더 noun (person who has special knowledge)
Russian
2 entries- инса́йдер noun (person who has special knowledge)
- свой челове́к noun (person who has special knowledge)
Spanish
4 entries- adentreño noun (person who has special knowledge)
- adentrino noun (person who has special knowledge)
- dentreño noun (person who has special knowledge)
- insider (insáider) noun (person who has special knowledge)
Swedish
1 entries- insider noun (person who has special knowledge)
Ukrainian
1 entries- інса́йдер noun (person who has special knowledge)
Sample sentences
14 total sentences available.
The politician tried to cover up the insider trading.
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Suspicion that this amounts to insider trading has strengthened.
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The hedge fund manager was convicted of insider trading.
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