Pronunciation: [ɐpɹˈa͡ɪzɪz] (IPA) 
The word "apprizes" is spelled with two "p's" and one "z". This is because the second "p" comes after a short vowel sound, which often triggers the doubling of consonants in English spelling. The "z" at the end is representing the voiced consonant sound, pronounced in IPA as /z/. The word "apprizes" means to value or assess something, typically in a financial context. Its pronunciation in IPA is /əˈpraɪzəz/.
Apprises, also spelled as "apprizes," is a verb form of the word "appraise." It is used to describe the act of informing, notifying, or advising someone about something, particularly to provide them with information or updates regarding a specific matter. This term suggests the action of conveying news, facts, or details to someone either formally or informally.
When one "apprises" another person, it implies that they are making them aware of something important or significant. The information shared may be related to the person's job, an event, a decision, or any other pertinent matter that requires attention or consideration. The purpose of "apprising" is typically to ensure that the person receiving the information is well-informed and equipped to make informed decisions or take appropriate actions.
The verb "apprises" can be used in various contexts, whether it be in personal conversations, professional settings, official communication, or formal reporting. It suggests an act of keeping someone up to date or providing necessary knowledge to enable them to comprehend and respond to a particular situation effectively.
In summary, the term "apprises" is a verb used to describe the action of notifying or informing someone about a specific matter, often with the intention of ensuring that they have the necessary information to make informed decisions or take appropriate actions.
The word "apprizes" is derived from the Old French word "apprisier", which means "to appraise" or "to value". It entered the English language in the 14th century. The Old French term ultimately derives from the Latin word "apprēciāre", which has the same meaning.
