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informed
adjective as in cognizant, conversant
Strongest matches
Strong matches
acquainted, apprized, briefed, enlightened, posted, primed, savvy, up, versed
Weak matches
au courant, au fait, erudite, expert, familiar, in the know, into, know the score, know what's what, on top of, reliable, tuned-in, up on, up-to-date, versant, well-read, wise to
Example Sentences
Traditionally, big cities aren’t just places where people share concerns about school districts, sports teams, homeless shelters, and tax rates; they’re also media markets, where television, radio, newspapers, and blogs have kept residents informed and shaped their understanding of politics, the economy, and reality.
The department was informed about the policy the night before it was announced in the Budget.
It is not known when the US Coast Guard was told of the noise - or whether the families and friends waiting on the sub’s support ship were informed.
In an email exchange with Rob McCallum, he said he didn’t need a piece of paper to show Titan was safe, and that his own protocols and the “informed consent” of passengers were enough.
"People are still going to use Snowdon and Snowdonia, and I would never say that they should not be allowed to, but it's just that choice and we need to make that informed choice."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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