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to inform
01
to give information about someone or something, especially in an official manner
Ditransitive: to inform sb of sth | to inform sb about sth
Examples
The teacher informed the students about the upcoming exam schedule and its format.
The news anchor will inform the public of the latest developments in the ongoing investigation.
02
to characterize or influence a style, behavior, opinion, etc.
Transitive: to inform a style or behavior
Examples
The cultural heritage of the region informs the architecture of its buildings.
Her love for vintage fashion informs her personal style, often incorporating retro elements into her outfits.
Examples
Under pressure from law enforcement, the accomplice eventually decided to inform on the criminal organization.
The prisoner was promised reduced sentence in exchange for informing on his fellow inmates.
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