verb
ADVERB
▪ always , constantly , continually , frequently , often , repeatedly
▪
I am often ~ed of my former boss.
▪ just , simply
▪
I simply ~ them that the choice is theirs.
▪ suddenly
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Reading the note suddenly ~ed me of my appointment with Angela.
▪ immediately , instantly
▪ quickly
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I quickly ~ed him that I had said ‘maybe’.
▪ gently
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She gently ~ed him that the baby was getting cold and should be taken indoors.
▪ painfully
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The terrorist attack painfully ~ed the Americans that they are vulnerable even at home.
VERB + REMIND
▪ not have to , not need to
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I'm sure I don't need to ~ you that we have lost our last ten games.
▪ serve to
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An event like this serves to ~ us that we do not have control over nature.
PREPOSITION
▪ about
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I called to ~ him about the party.
▪ of
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She looked at her watch to ~ him of the time.
PHRASES
▪ keep ~ing sb
PHRASAL VERB
remind sb of sb/sth
ADVERB
▪ forcefully , forcibly , strongly , vividly
▪
The building ~ed me strongly of my old school.
▪ vaguely
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Gabriel vaguely ~s me of my father.
▪ suddenly
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I was suddenly ~ed of a tiger defending its cubs.
▪ immediately , instantly
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He was instantly ~ed of the time he and Edna had visited Paris.
▪ always
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Mrs Nolan always ~ed Marie of her own mother.
Remind is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ voter