Impart

/ɪmˈpɑːrt/

Meaning & Definition

verb
To make (information) known; to communicate.
The teacher sought to impart her knowledge of science to her students.
To give a part of (something valuable) to someone.
The mentor hoped to impart some wisdom to the younger generation.
To bestow a quality or characteristic.
The chef used spices to impart a unique flavor to the dish.

Etymology

Middle English, from Old French 'imparter', from Latin 'impartire'

Common Phrases and Expressions

impart knowledge:
To share or teach knowledge to others.
impart wisdom:
To give insights or guidance based on experience.
impart information:
To give or relay information.

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Slang Meanings

To give a tip or advice.
He imparted some insider tips about the job market.
To share gossip or rumors.
She imparted the latest gossip about the office drama.