informer in Latin
informer in Latin is dēlātor — informer means someone who secretly tells the authorities about a crime or wrongdoing.
informer in Latin
dēlātor
A person who tells authorities about improper or illegal activity.
What does "informer" mean?
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noun Someone who secretly tells the authorities about a crime or wrongdoing.
"The gang suspected there was an informer in their ranks."
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informer in a sentence
- The gang suspected there was an informer in their ranks.
- Police often rely on paid informers to break big cases.
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What is "informer" in Latin?
"informer" in Latin is dēlātor. informer means: Someone who secretly tells the authorities about a crime or wrongdoing.
How do you use "informer" in a sentence?
Example: "The gang suspected there was an informer in their ranks." In Latin, "informer" is dēlātor.
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