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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
Trustees of the Sir Percival David Foundation said he had wanted his private collection to be used to inform and inspire people.
Here, costume designers Grace Snell and Jacqueline Durran discuss how the locations and turbulence in each story inform the vibrant looks.
Still, several organizations expressed concern about how much it will cost to inform immigrant residents, provide legal representation to those facing deportation, resist federal infringement and advance local policies that will bolster protections for immigrants.
Dealerships were not acting outside of the rules and regulations of the industry by taking this sort of commission at that time, but they had a duty to inform their clients and inform them about the commission.
The Police Ombudsman’s office will inform them of its conclusions on Tuesday.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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