inform
in fawrm
- v impart knowledge of some fact, state or affairs, or event to
I informed him of his rights - v give character or essence to
The principles that inform modern teaching - v act as an informer
She had informed on her own parents for years
- Just hours before the lunch, the church's "national trial counsel," Earle Cooley, called to inform me that I would be eating alone.
- Her anthropological research into how real people worked helped inform the policies set by the Bank Rakyat Indonesia, says Patten, an economist who worked there.
- Ali revealed that Ayeri had visited Ayman Zawahiri in January 2003, to inform him of a plot to attack the New York City subway system using cyanide gas.