to apprize

Examples

• All

• The manager apprized the staff of the new safety protocols during today's briefing.

• Please apprize me of any changes to the meeting schedule.

• You should apprize your supervisor if you need to leave early.

• The manager will apprize the team of the new project.

• The manager apprized the team of the upcoming changes to the project timeline.

• She was apprized of the new safety regulations before they took effect.

• Before the meeting, he apprized the board about the latest sales figures.

Synonyms

I

to inform

vsto apprize

∞ 1.0

To tell someone about a fact or situation

is broader, used to notify generally rather than stress specific facts

L

to let me know

vsto apprize

637 1.8

Tell me when something changes or you have news

is general informing and not limited to updates or changes

N

to notify

vsto apprize

• Formal

367 3.1

Tell someone about something, often in an official way

is more general and not always an official notice

A

to advise

vsto apprize

• Formal

297 2.7

Tell someone officially about something

is used more generally, not only for formal or official communication

L

to let us know

vsto apprize

155 1.0

To tell us something so we can answer

is general informing rather than a direct request to a group

A

to apprise

vsto apprize

• Formal

22 7.4

To tell someone about news or a change

is the identical meaning but uses a different spelling

G

to give notice

vsto apprize

• Formal

20 3.7

Formally tell someone that you plan to leave a job or move out

is general informing and is not limited to professional or official cases

Antonyms

W

to withhold

210 5.1

Refuse to give something someone wants or needs

How Informed

to apprize

• Formal

9.9

to tell

∞ 1.0

to brief

181 3.7

to mention

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology