What is "ins" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "ins": an agency in the Department of Justice that enforces laws and regulations for the admission of foreign-born persons to the United States

Noun

Synonyms:

entry, connection, approach, entrance, entrée, door, key, introduction, route, ingress, admittance, passage, course, contact, way, in, path, avenue, road, open door, entree, open arms, swing, in, be a member, be a member of, be allied to, be associated with, be classified among, be contained in, be included in, be one of, be one of the family, be part of, fit in, have a place, in with, owe allegiance, owe support, run with, swing with, take one's place with, access, adit, admission, connection, contact, debut, door, entrance, entry, incoming, induction, ingress, introduction, open door, way, in, importation, open arms, trend, fantasy, mania, passion, innovation, hobby, furor, fashion, whimsy, fancy, whim, in, chic, sport, amusement, style, humor, frivolity, custom, kick, quirk, eccentricity, wrinkle, vagary, rage, conceit, cry, kink, caprice, thing, mode, affectation, vogue, dernier cri, fool notion, in thing, latest word, new look, newest wrinkle, passing fancy, impact, control, force, leverage, weight, importance, money, effect, clout, repercussion, pressure, domination, leadership, significance, consequence, prestige, reputation, prerogative, predominance, juice, guidance, esteem, in, fame, network, fix, agency, character, mark, access, supremacy, sway, direction, grease, spell, magnetism, imprint, hold, drag, pull, monopoly, prominence, moment, rule, credit, notoriety, command, dominion, ascendancy, connections, ropes, hinder, cut off, disturb, suspend, halt, prevent, discontinue, stop, punctuate, cut short, delay, hold up, impede, break, heckle, break off, obstruct, defer, intrude, cut, crash, divide, in, separate, disjoin, stay, infringe, arrest, insinuate, inject, disunite, disconnect, check, sever, barge in, break in, butt in, come between, horn in, shortstop, break train of thought, bust in, chime in, crowd in, cut in on, edge in, get in the way, lay aside, put in, work in, communication, contact, intermediary, interchange, hookup, connection, link, in, fixer, interface, network, relationship, hookup, element, contact, channel, tie, association, knot, nexus, hitch, seam, in, ring, section, ligature, connective, member, interconnection, attachment, division, tie-up, junction, articulation, joint, part, yoke, splice, fastening, constituent, intersection, weld, coupling, piece, loop, bond, vinculum, copula, joining, coupler, ligation, ligament, interface, colleague, member, player, shareholder, partner, party, helper, associate, assistant, actor, in, contributor, attendant, aide, partaker, sharer, a party to, participator, enthusiasm, mania, passion, furor, style, fashion, freak, happening, vagary, conceit, cry, fancy, caprice, thing, whim, fad, crotchet, in, chic, now, latest, craze, mode, dernier cri, last word, latest thing, hot spot, in-spot, in-thing, latest wrinkle, newest wrinkle, up to the minute, asset, weight, sense, body, core, wire, gist, license, purport, guts, pith, connection, succor, burden, in, security, anchor, mainstay, meat, intestinal fortitude, upper hand, strong point, bang, bug, buzz, clue, cue, dope, forecast, hint, in, information, inkling, knowledge, news, point, pointer, prediction, prompt, steer, suggestion, warning, whisper, word, word to the wise, inside wire, secret information, word of advice, two cents' worth, admission, entrance, debut, door, incoming, introduction, in, adit, ingress, access, connection, contact, way, entry, induction, open door, importation, open arms, prompt, point, whisper, prediction, inkling, warning, in, pointer, information, knowledge, hint, forecast, cue, dope, clue, bang, news, bug, word, suggestion, buzz, steer, word to the wise, inside wire, secret information, word of advice, two cents' worth,

Antonyms:

egress, conclusion, outlet, prohibition, rejection, calm, dislike, hate, boredom, simplicity, tradition, work, seriousness, dullness, standard, weakness, insignificance, commencement, source, subordination, incapacity, inferiority, powerlessness, triviality, unimportance, beginning, cause, origin, start, impotence, aid, assist, facilitate, further, permit, cause, mend, expedite, combine, connect, couple, link, unite, advance, allow, encourage, forward, help, promote, push, give, continue, go, carry on, begin, start, support, join, leave, leave alone, attach, whole, line, enemy, boss, spectator, fan, indifference, calm, dislike, hate, glee, happiness, plan, exterior, outside, lack, weakness, enervation, lethargy, disadvantage, exteriority, silence, egress, rejection, prohibition, exit, conclusion, blackballing, ignorance,