Definitions

1. noun

A body of water that extends inland from the sea, a small bay, or a narrow entrance to a body of water.

“The kayak glided smoothly into the inlet, navigating the calm waters.”

2. verb

To receive or admit something, especially information or ideas.

“The new employee’s creativity will help to inlet fresh perspectives into the company.”

3. verb

In electrical engineering, to allow an electric current to flow in, especially into a circuit or device.

“The switch will inlet the signal, allowing the device to function properly.”