info
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1.2
- noun
- /ˈɪnfoʊ/
- Informal
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info
- Could you provide me with more info about the upcoming event?
- contact info
- get more info
- for more info
He's a realtor and he's been feeding us info about Zach.
- He's a realtor and he's been feeding us info about Zach.
- So yeah, all that info in the description box.
- Well, we also have a bunch of info about people.
- I'll put that in the info box below Look at this.
- I'll let you do with that info what you will, Patriots.
- And I went, can I get a little more info here?
Examples
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All you need to do is give us a little info.
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So yeah, all that info in the description box.
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Well, we also have a bunch of info about people.
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Yes, we have more info and background.
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So, you know, I get my info from different people.
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Where what's the contact info where they can find you?
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You may find the 'Useful Info' tab near the top of the page professionally useful and interesting.
Academic text (2012) -
They've said more info will come next year.
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Please see Officer Frye for more info.
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So, I found out some info on Mr. Harrell and that gig at the education center.
Synonyms
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1.0
Facts and details that tell you about a person or thing
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A small fact or piece of information about something
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5.5
Information that helps planning and is often secret
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9.7
Information or details about something, for example how it works
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9.8
Information that gives the most important facts about what happened, often secret
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1.4
Small pieces of information about exact facts or a situation
Small facts about a plan, event, or person
How Detailed
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word info is a short, casual form of information, which means 'facts' or 'details'. So info is what you ask for when you want a quick, short set of facts.