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kept posted

ADJECTIVE
conversant
Synonyms
STRONGEST
abreast acquainted knowledgeable practiced proficient skilled versed
WEAK
alive apprehensive au courant au fait aware cognizant comprehending conscious cool down with hep hip informed into knowing learned on the beam perceptive percipient plugged in sensible sentient up up-to-date versant well-informed witting
Antonyms
WEAK
ignorant inexperienced
ADJECTIVE
familiar
Synonyms
STRONGEST
acquainted aware conversant
STRONG
savvy versant
WEAK
abreast apprised at home with au courant au fait cognizant conscious grounded in on in the know informed introduced mindful no stranger to plugged in tuned-in up up on versed in well up in with it
Antonyms
STRONGEST
ignorant
WEAK
aloof cold cool distant foreign new reserved strange unacquainted unapproachable uncommon undistinguished unfamiliar unfriendly unknowledgeable unknown unremarkable
ADJECTIVE
versant
Synonyms
STRONG
savvy versed
WEAK
abreast acquainted apprised at home with au courant au fait aware cognizant conscious conversant grounded in on in the know informed introduced mindful no stranger to plugged in tuned-in up up on versed in well up in with it

Example Sentences

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Time and again they corrected rumors that Madrid had fallen, and although what they sent could not be printed, editors were kept posted by the State Department in Washington and the British Foreign Office.

From Time Magazine Archive

Bush received word of the coup before departing for Malta, and was kept posted on events while he was aboard Air Force One.

From Time Magazine Archive

Fortunately the audience, kept posted by O'Keeffe's pungent asides, is always in the know.

From Time Magazine Archive

Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau was kept posted of Lyndon Johnson's Sentinel plans, but he was not informed in advance of President Nixon's switch to Safeguard.

From Time Magazine Archive

I cannot tell you here all that happened, but I must refer you to a diary which I have daily kept posted, and that will explain more fully what I am unable to write now.

From St. Nicholas Magazine for Boys and Girls, Vol. 5, May, 1878, No. 7. Scribner's Illustrated by Dodge, Mary Mapes