Inform

usgb/ɪnˈfɔːrm/
verb

To give knowledge or information to someone.

Please inform me when he arrives.
Visual representation of "inform" - To give knowledge or information to someone.

Often appears as...

  • inform someone
  • inform of
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Direct Request

Use 'inform' when asking someone directly to provide specific information.

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Could you inform me of the meeting details?
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Implied Expectation

Imply expectation of being told something when using 'inform'.

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I expect to be informed of any changes.
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Formal Context

'Inform' is often used in formal contexts, like professional communication or written notices.

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We will inform you of the results by email.
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