Pronunciation: /ɪnˈfɔrmənt/
noun a person who provides information or assistance, especially to authorities
A1 The informant told the police about the robbery.
A2 The informant provided valuable information to the authorities.
B1 The informant's identity was kept confidential for their safety.
B2 The informant was a key witness in the trial.
C1 The informant's testimony led to the arrest of several criminals.
C2 The informant's role in the investigation was crucial for solving the case.
adjective pertaining to or serving as an informant
A1 The informant neighbor told the police about the suspicious activity.
A2 The informant witness provided crucial information to the authorities.
B1 The informant source revealed the location of the hidden treasure.
B2 The informant informant's identity was kept confidential for their safety.
C1 The informant informant's testimony was crucial in solving the case.
C2 The informant informant's credibility was questioned due to conflicting statements.
formal The informant provided crucial information to the authorities.
informal The informant spilled the beans to the cops.
slang The snitch ratted out his friends to save himself.
figurative The informant was like a beacon of light in the dark world of crime.
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