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apprised

[uh-prahyzd] / əˈpraɪzd /








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Like their fellow Americans incarcerated for having as little as “one drop” of Japanese blood, my parents were not apprised of any charges against them or allowed to answer to them at any judicial hearings.

From Los Angeles Times

He was deeply connected on Capitol Hill, with sources in Senate and congressional offices who kept him apprised on legislative matters of concern to Israel.

From Washington Post

“We will continue to monitor the situation closely and we will keep all appropriate stakeholders apprised of further developments.”

From Reuters

During Blinken’s meeting with Lapid, the secretary of state briefed the foreign minister on the status of the talks, and repeated the administration’s pledge to keep Israel fully apprised of their status and content.

From Washington Post

And as we have them will be, we’ll be glad to keep you apprised.

From Washington Post