to tell; to inform; to let know

a formal written or spoken account of something

a public notice or commercial announcement promoting a product, service, or event

a formal public statement or official notice

to advise or inform someone of a potential danger, harm, or negative consequence

(law) the defendant; the accused

to bid farewell to someone or say goodbye

to inform

the party who initiates a lawsuit or legal action against another in a court of law

to accuse; to charge; to indict

defendant (in legal case)

to pray or address a deity

to announce publicly, formally, or officially

advance notice or preliminary announcement

to pass on a message or communicate information to another person

to report a crime or illegal act to the authorities

to announce or notify publicly

sincere advice; counsel; a wise word

to caution or notify someone of potential danger or negative consequences

to reveal one's romantic feelings or declare one's love to someone

to inform against someone

a public lecture or presentation featuring guest speakers

(idiom) no comment

a person who informs on others, particularly to the police or authorities, often regarded as a snitch or traitor

written report

to come to an end or reach a final conclusion

to come to the end of a phase or stage

trailer (for a movie)

to inform someone that one is departing or to formally take one's leave

to initiate legal proceedings against a person or entity or to file a formal lawsuit in court

an exhortation, recommendation, or piece of advice given to someone

to bring a lawsuit or formal legal action against someone in court

to be kept secret; not to be divulged

to be in a state of emergency or a dire situation

to bring a major project, task, or goal to a successful conclusion

to volunteer for or offer to undertake a task or responsibility of one's own accord

to spread the news (idiom)

to tell respectfully or announce reverentially

reportage; literary journalism

to bring a false charge against someone or accuse them falsely of a crime or wrongdoing

to report or announce a victory or success

to report (to one's superior)

to petition for retirement (historical or formal context)

to make a public announcement or to issue a formal notification

to comfort; to console