Synonyms for tune in
tune in

Princeton's WordNet

1. tune inverb

   regulate (a radio or television set) in order to receive a certain station or program

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1. Baruch Labunski:

   Viewers tune in to see the nitty-gritty. They do n’t expect polished, scripted content. They want to see regular people tackling regular chores. Bonus points for kids and pets who interrupt... just like real life, it’s the same for marketing ; if you let your authentic self shine through, customers will feel a genuine connection.

2. NBC News:

   The polls today show you with a sizable national lead, a lead in a lot of the states that are critical in the Electoral College, i wonder, where do you think the race stands at this moment? What keeps you up at night as you look ahead? And can you maintain this advantage without campaigning in a traditional way, especially this fall when voters begin to really tune in?

3. Mindy Kaling:

   I think particularly coming from a family of immigrants, it's a really easy way to feel part of the dominant culture. So, being part of an ad is actually just really glamorous and fun for me because I know my entire family is going to tune in, i come from Boston, so my dad is like the biggest Tom Brady, Patriots fan and Tom Brady love of Tom Brady remained as Tom Brady moved on to the Buckaneers.

4. Kevin Madden:

   Walker needs a debate performance that reverses the trajectory of his campaign, he started out very fast, but didn't match the initial interest in his campaign with a lot of enthusiasm and momentum once voters started to tune in a little bit more.

5. Jacqueline Dougé:

   We also need to tune in to our own emotions as adults and check that we're OK, and if we're not OK, then we got to ask for help. We've got to get help to deal with the trauma and emotional impact of these images.