keeping (someone) posted Sentence Examples
- I'll keep you posted with regular updates on the project's progress.
- The spokesperson promised to keep the public posted on the latest developments.
- The doctor assured the patient that she would keep him posted about his recovery.
- The customer service representative promised to keep the caller posted on the status of his order.
- The teacher asked the students to keep her posted on any difficulties they encountered with the assignment.
- The manager asked the team to keep him posted on their key findings from the research.
- The friend offered to keep her posted on any news about the job application.
- The travel agent promised to keep the client posted on flight prices and availability.
- The landlord promised to keep the tenants posted on any changes to the lease agreement.
- The organizer asked attendees to keep them posted on any urgent matters that arose during the event.
keeping (someone) posted Meaning
keeping (someone) posted
to regularly give (someone) the most recent news about something
Synonyms & Antonyms of keeping (someone) posted
Synonyms:
- teaching
- versing
- certifying
- reassuring
- educating
- tutoring
- schooling
- assuring
- warranting
- hipping
- convincing
- lecturing
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word keeping (someone) posted
to regularly give (someone) the most recent news about something
informing, instructing, telling, advising, filling in, advertising, clearing, briefing, notifying, apprising
misleading,misinforming,
I'll keep you posted with regular updates on the project's progress.
The spokesperson promised to keep the public posted on the latest developments.
The doctor assured the patient that she would keep him posted about his recovery.
The customer service representative promised to keep the caller posted on the status of his order.
