Verb:

मुखबिर होना, बेदिया होना, बतलाना, जताना, सूचना देना, सूचित करना, बताना,

informs's Usage Examples:

And sacramentalism informs the great discourses concerning rebirth by water and the spirit, and feeding on the Living Bread, Jesus' flesh and blood, and the narrative of the issue of blood and water from the dead Jesus' side.

292) informs us that 27 periodicals were issued in the United States.

Pliny informs us that alumen was found naturally in the earth.

He therefore would die in three days, which (Mr Atkinson informs the writer) he punctually did.

Morstadt (1818 and 1830), and, as Say himself informs us, into Spanish by Jose Queypo.

Diodorus informs us that a sacrifice acceptable to the gods must be attended by a Druid, for they are the intermediaries.

Rohlfs informs us that " any one who did not know the way " by which the caravans passed " would only have to follow the bones which lie right and left of the track."

14 f.) his apostolic vocation and informs them of his future movements.

The same chronicle informs us that Ilu-shuma, an early Assyrian patesi, was the contemporary of Su-abu, the founder of Dynasty I.

Just then the proctor informs you that the time is up.

Synonyms:

present, communicate, apprise, rat, indicate, give away, wise up, narrate, inoculate, shit, show, volunteer, acquaint, update, remind, report, minimise, prompt, introduce, bear witness, understate, nark, notify, testify, undeceive, learn, familiarize, denote, designate, instruct, mislead, shop, stag, recount, cover, snitch, recite, explain, familiarise, give notice, prove, minimize, apprize, describe, grass, fill in, intercommunicate, warn, suggest, advise, evidence, announce, regret, misinform, downplay, teach, point, cue, tell on, denounce, send word, point out, disabuse, betray, tell, explicate, remonstrate, account,

Antonyms:

obfuscate, praise, unimportance, overstate, deceive,