informed
adjective /ɪnˈfɔːmd/
/-ˈfɔːrmd/ Definition
› having a lot of knowledge or information about something: an informed choice/opinion The school promised to keep parents informed about the situation. Elizabeth is remarkably well-informed.Aware
(Definition of informed adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
© Cambridge University Press)
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Synonyms and related words:
- abreast adverb
- acquainted adjective
- alive to sth idiom
- awake adjective
- awakening noun
- aware adjective
- be no stranger to sth idiom
- conscious adjective (NOTICING)
- erudite adjective
- forearmed adjective
- have/keep your finger on the pulse idiom
- insider noun
- ivory tower noun
- not be born yesterday idiom
- omniscient adjective
- on the inside idiom
- perceive verb (SEE)
- preliterate adjective
- privy adjective
- profound adjective (SHOWING UNDERSTANDING)
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