inform in Latin
inform in Latin is doceo — inform means to tell someone about facts or a situation.
inform in Latin
doceo
(transitive) To give form or character to; to inspire (with a given quality); to affect, influence (with a pervading principle, idea etc.).
What does "inform" mean?
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verb To tell someone about facts or a situation.
"The school will inform parents by email if the trip is cancelled."
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verb To shape or influence something, especially an idea or approach.
"Local traditions inform the way the festival is planned each year."
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inform in a sentence
- The school will inform parents by email if the trip is cancelled.
- Please inform us of any changes to your address.
- Local traditions inform the way the festival is planned each year.
- Good research should inform your choice of university.
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What is "inform" in Latin?
"inform" in Latin is doceo. inform means: To tell someone about facts or a situation.
How do you use "inform" in a sentence?
Example: "The school will inform parents by email if the trip is cancelled." In Latin, "inform" is doceo.
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