politely inform

Frequency: 4.81.3 per million words

To provide information in a courteous and respectful manner.

informADVERB + inform

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politely

Examples (10)

  • She decided to politely inform them of the new policy.
  • The manager asked me to politely inform the client about the delay.
  • We need to politely inform the guests that the event has been postponed.
  • Could you please politely inform her that her presence is no longer required?
  • He was instructed to politely inform the residents about the upcoming construction work.
  • I had to politely inform him that his proposal was not accepted.
  • They chose to politely inform the attendees about the change in venue.
  • It's important to politely inform your colleagues of any scheduling conflicts.
  • The HR department will politely inform unsuccessful candidates.
  • She will politely inform the committee of her decision to resign.