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inform
verb (informed , informing )
1 tr & intr (esp inform someone about or of something) to give them knowledge or information about it; to tell them about it.
2 intr (often inform against or on someone) to give incriminating evidence about them to the authorities.
3 literary or formal to animate, inspire, or give life to something.
4 formal to give an essential quality to something.
[14c: from Latin informare to give form to or describe]
verb (informed , informing )
1 tr & intr (esp inform someone about or of something) to give them knowledge or information about it; to tell them about it.
2 intr (often inform against or on someone) to give incriminating evidence about them to the authorities.
3 literary or formal to animate, inspire, or give life to something.
4 formal to give an essential quality to something.
[14c: from Latin informare to give form to or describe]
informal
adjective
1 without ceremony or formality; relaxed and friendly.
2 said of language, clothes, etc: suitable for and used in relaxed, everyday situations.
3 Aust & NZ said of a vote, ballot, etc: not valid.
[17c]
informality noun (informalities ).
informally adverb .
adjective
1 without ceremony or formality; relaxed and friendly.
2 said of language, clothes, etc: suitable for and used in relaxed, everyday situations.
3 Aust & NZ said of a vote, ballot, etc: not valid.
[17c]
informality noun (informalities ).
informally adverb .
informant
noun someone who informs or gives information.
[17c]
noun someone who informs or gives information.
[17c]
informatics
noun information science (sense 1).
noun information science (sense 1).
information
noun
1 knowledge gained or given; facts; news. Often shortened to info.
2 the communicating or receiving of knowledge.
3 esp N Am directory enquiries.
4 esp telecomm , comput a signal or character which represents data.
5 law an accusation made before a court or magistrate.
as adjective information pack information centre .
[14c: from Latin informatio conception of an idea]
informational adjective .
noun
1 knowledge gained or given; facts; news. Often shortened to info.
2 the communicating or receiving of knowledge.
3 esp N Am directory enquiries.
4 esp telecomm , comput a signal or character which represents data.
5 law an accusation made before a court or magistrate.
as adjective information pack information centre .
[14c: from Latin informatio conception of an idea]
informational adjective .
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