Dictionary Entry
inside information
Part of Speechnoun phrasePronunciation/in-syd in-fer-mey-shun/Secret knowledge about a company or situation that is not yet public, often used for unfair advantage.
In a Sentence
“The stock price dropped sharply after the CEO was accused of trading based on inside information about the company's poor performance.”
Origin
Originates from business and legal contexts, referring to information not yet released to the public.
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