adequately inform

Frequency: 6.24.1 per million words

To provide enough information for someone to understand a situation.

informADVERB + inform

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adequately

Examples (10)

  • Many people questioned whether patients were adequately informed of the risks.
  • It is crucial to adequately inform all stakeholders before making a decision.
  • The new regulations aim to adequately inform consumers about product ingredients.
  • Were the employees adequately informed about the changes in company policy?
  • We need to ensure that the public is adequately informed about the environmental impact.
  • The doctor failed to adequately inform the patient about potential side effects.
  • Providing clear guidelines will adequately inform new users on how to proceed.
  • The company has a responsibility to adequately inform its shareholders.
  • He felt he had not been adequately informed about the project's difficulties.
  • It is essential for citizens to be adequately informed to make democratic choices.