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Meanings of apprise in English
Usage of apprise in English
1
Beth, go back to the exit and apprise backup of the situation.
2
We will briefly apprise the reader of the cause of this change.
3
Mrs. Berry came in to apprise Lucy that she was wanted above.
4
The papers now communicated will more particularly apprise you of these transactions.
5
A large fire was made to apprise the hunters of our advance.
6
Thus you can apprise him of the plot without violating your oath.
7
He did not apprise them that he meant to sell their horses.
8
He was instructed to apprise this young man of his good fortune.
9
This board will apprise you of its findings by tomorrow morning.
10
On your way stop at the police station and apprise them.
11
But I thought it was right to apprise you of this.
12
This is to apprise the horse that you want his attention.
13
It is proper, however, Monsieur Yvard, to apprise you of the possible consequences.
14
I wish to apprise the King, first, of his interview with you, Princess.
15
I myself am on my way to apprise the empress of Mesmer's success.
16
An Editor's stipulated work is to apprise thee that it must be done.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Apprise through the time
Apprise across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common