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Definition of advised - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
communicationinformed or made aware of certain information
- She was advised of the changes in policy.
2.
decisionconsidered or thought out after careful deliberation
- The advised decision was well-received by everyone.
Expressions with advised
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done without careful thought or planning
His ill-advised comment upset everyone at the meeting.
should do something because it is wise or safe
You would be well advised to lock your doors at night.
warning that content may upset or disturb some people
Viewer discretion is advised before the movie starts.
warning about content
The movie contains graphic scenes; viewers' discretion is advised.
having or showing good judgment
It was well-advised to consult a lawyer before signing the contract.
Origin of advised
Latin, advisus (considered) + -ed (past participle)
Terms with advised included in their meaning
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advice reason
because another person suggested or advised it
reason for action
because someone suggested or advised it
caution advised
act with caution to avoid mistakes or danger
unrecommended
not recommended or advised
advised
given advice or caution
advice
showing an action taken after someone encouraged or advised it
caution
advised to be careful or take precautions
advised
sought for advice or information
advised
having received advice or guidance
acr: to be advised
information will be given later
advice
it is strongly advised to do something
advice
advised or warned earnestly
sudden decision
be seized with a sudden often ill-advised notion
health warning
advised against due to potential harm
finance
having less investment in a sector than advised
advised
having received advice or guidance
acr: donor-advised fund
fund for giving money to charities
age restriction
greatest age allowed or advised for taking part in something
biblical figure
prophet who advised King David
Examples of advised in a sentence
He felt advised about the upcoming changes. Her advised choice proved to be beneficial. The advised plan was implemented without delay.
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- French:informé, ...
- German:informiert, überlegt, ...
- Italian:informato, ponderato, ...
- Spanish:informado, meditado, ...
- Portuguese:informado, ponderado, ...
- Chinese:被告知的, 深思熟虑的, ...
- Japanese:知らされている, 熟慮された, ...
- Arabic:مُطَّلِع, مَدْرُوس, ...
- Hebrew:מְיוּדָּע, מְחוּשָׁב, ...
- Russian:осведомлённый, обдуманный, ...
- Ukrainian:поінформований, обдуманий, ...
- Hindi:सूचित, सोचा-समझा, ...
Definition of advise - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
guidancegive advice or recommendations to someone
- She advised him to take the job.
2.
communicationUS inform someone about somethingUS
- He advised them of the changes.
Expressions with advise
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suggest not doing something because it may be bad
The doctor advised against eating too much sugar.
suggest a different action or opinion than expected
I would go, unless my doctor advises otherwise.
please inform me about the situation or next step
If the order is delayed, please advise.
Origin of advise
Latin, advisare (consider)
Examples of advise in a sentence
He advised them on the best course of action. The lawyer advised her to remain silent. Doctors advise patients to get regular check-ups.
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- French:conseiller, informer, ...
- German:raten, informieren, ...
- Italian:consigliare, informare, ...
- Spanish:aconsejar, informar, ...
- Portuguese:aconselhar, informar, ...
- Chinese:建议, 通知, ...
- Japanese:勧める, 知らせる, ...
- Arabic:نَصَحَ, أبلغ, ...
- Hebrew:לְיַעֵץ, לְהוֹדִיעַ, ...
- Russian:советовать, информировать, ...
- Ukrainian:радити, повідомляти, ...
- Hindi:सलाह देना, सूचित करना, ...
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