let know
Pass word along
To let someone know is to inform or tell them: Let me know when you're ready, She let him know about the change in plans.
The phrase implies giving information someone needs or wants, often with an expectation of response or action.
It's slightly softer than "tell," suggesting consideration rather than command.
- tip offSecretly inform beforehand
- fill inTemporarily replace someone
- clue inProvide inside information
- adviseGive counsel to
- tellConvey information verbally
give a heads up · bring up to speed · drop a hint · call · disclose · alert · put on notice · communicate · enlighten · note · forewarn · apprise · convey · remind · update · keep posted · reveal · clarify
information sharing
let knowwithhold
Refuse to give
keep from · keep secret · conceal · hide · keep to oneself
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