apprized

[uh-prahyz]

apprized Definition

• 1. to inform or notify someone of something
• 2. to value or estimate the worth of something

Using apprized: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "apprized" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He apprized me of the situation.

• Example

  She apprized him of the new regulations.

• Example

  The jeweler apprized the value of the diamond necklace.

apprized Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for apprized

• inform
• notify
• advise
• assess
• evaluate
• estimate

Phrases with apprized

• keep someone apprized

  to keep someone informed or up-to-date on a situation

  Example

  Please keep me apprized of any changes to the schedule.

• apprize oneself of something

  to become informed about something

  Example

  Before making a decision, it's important to apprize oneself of all the relevant information.

• highly apprized

  valued or esteemed highly

  Example

  Her work is highly apprized by her colleagues.

Origins of apprized

from Middle English 'apprise', meaning 'to set a price'

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Summary: apprized in Brief

To 'apprize' [uh-prahyz] means to inform or notify someone of something, or to value or estimate the worth of something. It is often used in phrases like 'keep someone apprized,' meaning to keep someone informed, and 'apprize oneself of something,' meaning to become informed. 'Highly apprized' denotes something that is valued or esteemed highly.