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informs
verb as in communicate knowledge, information
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Example Sentences
The announcement informs the Scottish government - which is due to announce its budget on 4 December - how much can expect to receive 2025-26.
It does, via its motion-monitoring abilities, tell us how many hours we are spending in bed, and also informs on how long, generally, it takes us to get up.
As part of its “whole of government” approach to the crisis, the Biden administration created the National Climate Task Force, with the EPA, NASA, and others to ensure science informs policy.
This informs the push for understanding reflected in “One Person, One Vote,” which resists what might be a common urge among fellow documentarians to paint one party as less reasonable than the other.
These existential musings may account for the gauzy, melancholy mood that informs the songs of “Que Llueva Tequila” — a prism that adds poignancy to his singing.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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