Verb
inform on (third-person singular simple present informs on, present participle informing on, simple past and past participle informed on)
To tell on someone; to act as an informant against.
As part of this bargain they would need to inform on other heretics. Source: Internet
Evidently in a bid for power with another drug cartel in Mexico, Metzger took $3 Million to inform on Ruiz to the FBI, and facilitate the downfall of the Ayala organization. Source: Internet
Mr Iddles is expected to continue giving evidence to the commission on Friday, looking at how Ms Gobbo came to inform on her own gangland clients. Source: Internet
China is turning to familiar authoritarian techniques to contain the outbreak, including asking neighbors to inform on one another. Source: Internet
In some cities, even in the far north of the country, inhabitants are being offered cash rewards to inform on people who come from Hubei. Source: Internet
The Biala Rebbe ordered not to count in a minyan those who cooperate with the police and inform on illegal prayer services. Source: Internet