informed
অবগত
definition
adjective
an informed readership
having or showing knowledge of a particular subject or situation.
translation of 'informed'
শিক্ষিত,
ওয়াকিবহাল,
অবহিত,
বুদ্ধিমান
adjective
অবগত,
ত্তয়াকিবহাল,
জ্ঞাতা,
জ্ঞাত,
বিদিত,
তথ্যাভিজ্ঞ
example
There needs to be an 'informed' debate on the subject.
If you are selling a health care product, I think it is vital that you are able to respond to queries with an educated and 'informed' answer.
The weightier works seek a more 'informed' and sophisticated audience while not being works for the specialist.
Few people will know enough about the subject to have formed an 'informed' opinion.
I'm not condoning the horrendous conditions portrayed in the film, but I would prefer a more 'informed' view on a given subject.
Todd comes to this subject from outside Scottish History, and she brings to the subject an 'informed' comparative historical and anthropological approach.
All the other themes of the vision depend upon having a well educated, 'informed' and active population.
Being an educated eater means you have the knowledge necessary to make 'informed' choices no matter how crunched for time you become.
I'm not knowledgeable enough on the policy questions to have an 'informed' opinion.
It relies on a system which is not best placed to respond to a rapidly changing situation with imaginative and 'informed' ideas.
This inverts the philosophy of education: the imparting of knowledge by the 'informed' to the uninformed.
How Britain expelled the invaders and what was then the state of the country can only be the subject of 'informed' speculation.
u2018There is much further to go, but gradually our joint working in 'informed' choice and financial education is making a difference,u2019 he added.
Labor believes that it's very difficult to educate 9 million Australians to the level of financial literacy that is required to make an 'informed' choice.
Others have gone through it and left you the information you need to know, so go thru this process, totally 'informed' and knowledgeable.
I'm still researching this, I'd be pleased to get people's 'informed' insights into the subject.
Democracy needs an 'informed' and educated populace to function.
Less advice, less 'informed' choice, less education does not mean less terminations.
According to 'informed' sources, supervisors have instructed that the burial take place in the presence of his closest relatives, surveyed by security forces.
The surprising thing is that today's women in Lebanon are perhaps better educated and more 'informed' than my generation, but they are very subdued.
Periodicals were then the prime means of communicating ideas among the 'informed' and cultured elites.
For example, Thomas Jefferson is often cited as viewing an 'informed' and educated public as key to the success of a self - governing society.
This might or might not be a good idea; I don't know enough about the subject to have an 'informed' opinion.
I do not consider either that the Inspector's reasoning can be supplemented by the knowledge available to the 'informed' reader.
What are the implications of historically and culturally 'informed' findings for strategies of educational reform?
This is not a terribly convincing theory if only because the source was a dinner conversation among unidentified subjects, but at least those were 'informed' media workers.
Thus they were more helpful to the 'informed' reader than to the beginner.
The public display of the tortured body terrorizes through the depths of horror implied in its calibration of pain witnessed by a culturally 'informed' public.
Americans are isolationist in their policy preferences and lack the knowledge to have an 'informed' opinion about the rest of the world.
Losing a loved one is a scary and confusing event for teenagers, but one that can be made easier through the use of literature and 'informed' mentoring from a caring adult.
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