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Meanings of apprise (apprised) in English
Synonyms
Examples for "advise"
Examples for "advise"
1
They'll be able to address problems and advise the best way forward.
2
Its role is to advise on water safety awareness, including marine safety.
3
Your state tenants' union can help to advise you of your rights.
4
What would you advise a young South African journalist on working here?
5
Late last year, DBS hired Morgan Stanley to advise on the deal.
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The issue is likely to inform elections in both countries next year.
2
Education minister Chris Hipkins said the exercise would genuinely inform government decisions.
3
Police departments should continue to monitor social media to inform law enforcement.
4
Tell me the problem and I'll inform my father exactly what happened.
5
However, there are many important learnings that should inform future health-promotion activities.
1
You have no right to instruct our President to open the economy.
2
Worthy pets to amuse and by low example to instruct our young.
3
I quickly address my men; instruct them to disperse and remain inconspicuous.
4
R-747 will instruct children from the age of six or seven onwards.
5
In 1791 a lady was employed to instruct the girls in needle-work.
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For example, the feeds notify users when their friends post new photos.
2
Anyone with information about this crime is encouraged to notify the police.
3
We created some alerts to notify us when things aren't quite right.
4
He said the value of the app is to notify people rapidly.
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Marshals Service said it would notify the winning bidders by June 30.
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He promis'd to acquaint the governor; on which I took my leave.
2
Will you make immediate arrangements to acquaint the collectors with the following:
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I will acquaint the Countess with the true nature of that confession.
4
Be pleasd to acquaint Mrs A that I am in good Health.
5
It was injudicious-miserablyill-judged in Dorrance not to acquaint you with this.
1
Then I stole forth to apprize Mirza Shah that my mission was achieved.
2
And of this we think proper to apprize your Excellency.
3
He coughed, therefore, to apprize her of his presence, and turned again towards the wall.
4
We fired guns to apprize him of our place of encampment, but received no reply.
5
Tomlinson, that he may apprize uncle John of it.
1
We've gone out of our way to give notice, the source said.
2
He would certainly give notice and I should lose a good manservant.'
3
But before he could give notice the Senate took its noon recess.
4
If convenient, I should like to give notice as of the first.
5
The huntsmen's horns give notice that the pack have found some game.
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You will remain there until I send word you may leave it.
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Can't you send word to him and have him come back immediately?
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I will send word to you as soon as it is safe.
4
Lagash will send word down the river to warn the other cities.
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He would send word to the north for more warriors to gather.
Usage of apprised in English
1
We will continue to keep all stakeholders apprised as information becomes available.
2
He apprised them of the situation, and told them what was expected.
3
They spoke to the ICU nurse who apprised them of the situation.
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Nina kept Keltie and the Royal Geographical Society apprised of his activities.
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Their network generally kept them well apprised of events at council headquarters.
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The Queen was immediately apprised by the good man of the occurrence.
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This crossing he was apprised of on the afternoon of the 4th.
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Shells were the only things that apprised us of the Russian nearness.
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Hanson, the rep from the Halfmoon D, apprised her of this fact.
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The participants will be apprised of their roles at the proper time.
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I'll be sure to keep the world apprised of my insignificant travails.
12
These words plainly imply that Anne had been apprised of the cause.
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Roldan was apprised of the plot, and proceeded with his usual promptness.
14
The letter received overnight had apprised him that that moment had arrived.
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Some one has been before us and apprised them of our arrival.
16
And fear ye God: verily, God is apprised of what ye do.
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Apprised across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common