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apprise
to inform someone about an important matter
Synonyms
- inform
- notify
- acquaint
Antonyms
- conceal
- mislead
- deceive
apprise in a sentence
The attorney promised to apprise the family of any change in the case.
The ambassador apprised the president of the worsening negotiations.
Where it comes from
From French appris, meaning 'informed or taught.'
Memory hook
APPRISE sounds like 'prise up the news': apprise someone by giving an update.
Read it in context
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