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• v  inform (somebody) of something
• v  make aware of
  Have the students been apprised of the tuition hike?
• v  gain in value
• v  increase the value of

• Your Senator Knowland seems to me to be your most intelligent and sensible statesman, and it is ironical that he is today doing his best to apprise the free world of its dangers .
• I should now apprise you of the resolution I have formed to decline to be considered among the number of those out of whom a choice is to be made.
• The PDB, as it is known, is meant to apprise the President of the latest, most crucial intelligence on threats to the nation's security.

• advise
• notify
• give notice
• send word
• apprize
• instruct
• appreciate
• revalue

• depreciate

News & Articles

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• CTFAC gives update to city leaders
  Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council Executive Director Julie Crouch presented an annual report to the City Council Tuesday evening to apprise city leaders of the many projects the foundation has overseen.
  Aug. 8, 2013 - Stephenville Empire-Tribune

Quotes

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• Dalton McGuinty in CTV.ca
  We think the appropriate thing to do in the circumstances is to apprise those women of their rights, to encourage them to follow up should they feel it important to do so,McGuinty said Monday.
• Iftekhar Ahmed Chowdhury in Thaindian.com (blog)
  I wish to announce unequivocally and firmly that the ministry of foreign affairs will never, under any circumstances, agree to any arrangement that is contrary to our sovereign national interest,Chowdhury said. "I wish to apprise all...
• Jyoti Basu in Hindustan Times
  A Committee will be formed to apprise all the Left partners about the ongoing and future projects in a bid to sort out any differences on any issues,former Chief Minister Jyoti Basu said at the end of the CPI(M) state Secretariat and Left...