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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
The Israeli military said it would carry out forensic tests before confirming their identities and informing their families.
The effect of the scandal may be muted: Voting in Virginia started Sept. 19, which is a reminder that a monthslong Election Day denies voters an informed choice.
Call your father’s bank to inform them of his death, and get a copy of the death certificate by contacting the vital records office in the state or county where he died.
They all stared at me silently as the researcher informed that I now had three minutes to prepare a five minute speech about my "dream job".
Humans are constantly pulled between the belief that we should stay informed and the desire to stick our heads in the sand.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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