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.

Related Words

impartation
The act of imparting knowledge or information.
imparted
Having communicated or transmitted something.

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.