Noun:

உளவு தெரிவிப்பவர்,

informants's Usage Examples:

In the latter case he is perhaps unconsciously moved to put burlesque versions of Biblical stories into the mouths of his native informants, or to represent the savages as ridiculing the Scriptural traditions which he communicates to them.

Such individuals are sometimes called ' participating informants ' by law enforcement agencies.

The distribution of number of choices given by the informants is shown in the table below.

As regards the unexplored southern region, Palgrave's informants in Aflaj, the most southerly district visited by him, stated that a day's march south of that place the Yemen road enters U nex- the W.

Darwin came to hear of another kind of rhea, called by his informants Avestruz petise, and at Port Desire on the east coast of Patagonia he obtained an example of it, the imperfect skin of which enabled J.

ask informants to say which words they still use in everyday speech.

About a fifth of informants reported having wheezed in the last twelve months.

empathetic relationship which Mr Graham achieved with his informants.

How did he use the standard methods of PO and interviewing informants?When Taylor and Prentice heard the news they quickly returned to St.

Cleomenes seems to have received scant justice at the hands of Herodotus or his informants, and Pausanias (iii.

Of his minor informants he names several, such as Adelward, dean of Bremen, and William the Englishman, "bishop of Zealand," formerly chancellor of Canute the Great, and an intimate of Sweyn Estrithson.

informants aged under 25.

Among his informants were Earl Richard of Cornwall and Henry III.

Synonyms:

whistle blower, blabber, leaker, informer, communicator, whistleblower, whistle-blower, passive source, source, squealer, betrayer, rat,

Antonyms:

fire, nonworker, undiscerning, expert witness, lay witness,