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plugged-in
[pluhgd-in]
adjective
closely connected; in touch with what is going on; informed; involved.
He's one of the more plugged-in advisers at State House.
plugged-in
adjective
slangup-to-date; abreast of the times
Word History and Origins
Origin of plugged-in1
Example Sentences
Even as he wanders away from his thesis for pages and pages at a time, Freedman provides a lively gloss on Dylan’s rise from unknown folk beacon to counterculture superstar and, to some, plugged-in traitor to the folk cause.
But they are very plugged-in; they know the world around them.
The book — which demystifies ancient concepts from Stoicism, Buddhism and Greek philosophy for modern, plugged-in, multitasking audiences — arose that evening, when Robbins says she was “being a complete control freak” and “micromanaging every detail.”
This makes him appealing to his plugged-in Gen Z audience, who understand the implications of being labeled a short king.
Lauderdale–based Sunburn Cannabis, and a politically plugged-in registered Republican, didn’t expect DeSantis to oppose full legalization.
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When To Use
If you're plugged-in, you're in the know, in touch with what is going on, and very well-informed. You can also be so plugged in to a task, usually a technological one, to the point where you shut everything else out.
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