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In some senses, inform is marked as archaic. Watch for register when choosing this word.
inform
/ɪnˈfɔɹm/
verb 5adj 1
Collocations
13(verb.)
ADV
merely, simply
The doctor simply informed us that the test results would be ready by Friday.
regularly | immediately | officially | personally
kindly, politely
Please politely inform your manager if you need to leave early tomorrow.
bluntly
The doctor informed us bluntly that the treatment would be painful and expensive.
coldly, coolly
VERB + INFORM
be pleased to
regret to
We regret to inform customers that the store will be closed next Monday for renovations.
be required to
Parents are required to inform the school if their child has any allergies.
PREP
about
The health campaign informed residents about the new vaccination requirements in our community.
of
The doctor informed us of the test results during our appointment yesterday.
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