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View definitions for make known

make known

verb as in convey

verb as in push

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Example Sentences

It is, therefore, with pleasure I make known the following recipe, which I am assured has been tried with efficacy.

Did the law require the purchaser to make known his superior knowledge before purchasing?

The jaghir is of no mean size,” he said, “but I shall see to it that a field is added for every useful fact you make known.

He bids Nerto go to seek deliverance from the bond, and to make known to the Pope the means of escape.

To whom I did make known my fears of Will's losing of his time, which he will take care to give him good advice about.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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