Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sit-in-on
phrase verb
/ˈsɪt ɪn ɒn/
Definition
To attend a meeting or event without being an official participant, often to observe or gain insights.
Examples
- She decided to sit in on the lecture to better understand the topic.
- The editor will sit in on the meeting to hear the latest updates from the team.
- After being invited, he thought it would be beneficial to sit in on the training session.
Meaning
The act of being present at a discussion or gathering, usually for the purpose of listening or observing rather than actively participating.
Synonyms
- attend
- observe
- watch
- participate informally
