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inform
verb as in communicate knowledge, information
Strong matches
acquaint, betray, blab, clue, edify, endow, endue, enlighten, familiarize, forewarn, illuminate, inspire, invest, leak, level, post, relate, snitch, squeal, tattle, teach, tip, tout
Weak matches
fill in, give a pointer, give a tip, give away, give two cents, let in on, let know, make conversant with, send word, show the ropes, tell on, wise
Example Sentences
The force said it was informed by the prison services about "an error" at 12:57 on Friday.
"We believe that storytelling can do more than entertain, it can inform, inspire and drive awareness on issues that matter," JioStar's Sumanta Bose said.
Instead of cutting the cash Isa tax-free limit, "the focus should be on improving financial literacy ... so that people can make informed decisions with their savings", the committee said.
Senior Navy officials see alignment between their own goals and the president’s interests, said Clark, who is involved in Navy wargames meant to inform the Golden Fleet.
We can trigger you, anger you and perhaps influence you to purchase certain goods, but we have a real hard time accurately informing you about anything.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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