Tuned in Meaning in English
expression · lemma: tune in
Definition
'Tuned in' means being very aware, paying attention, or understanding what is happening. It can also mean listening to or watching a particular TV or radio program.
Usage & Nuances
Often used informally. 'Tuned in' to someone/something means mentally engaged or aware. For media, 'tuned in' is sometimes literal (to a channel); otherwise, it refers to attention or understanding. Common phrases: 'tuned in to the conversation', 'tuned in to what's happening'. Not for physical adjustments ('turn up the volume').
Example Sentences
He was tuned in to the teacher's instructions.
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Are you tuned in to the news?
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Millions of people tuned in to watch the final game.
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Sarah is really tuned in to other people's feelings.
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If you’re not tuned in, you’ll miss the joke.
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I always feel more tuned in after a cup of coffee in the morning.
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