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Meaning of advice
The primary meaning of the word "advice" is guidance or recommendations offered to someone.
Etymology of advice
The word "advice" has its roots in Old French and Latin, originating from the Latin word "consilium," meaning council or consultation, and influenced by the Old French word "avis," meaning opinion or view
Historically, the word "advice" was first used in the 14th century to refer to a formal or official recommendation or instruction, and its usage has evolved over time to encompass a broader range of meanings and connotations
Synonyms
guidance
recommendation
suggestion
counsel
opinion
instruction
tip
hint
pointer
tip-off
warning
caution
notice
notification
information
direction
pointer
indication
clue
intimation
admonition
exhortation
urging
persuasion
advocacy
endorsement
sanction
approval
consent
nod
green light
go-ahead
seal of approval
imprimatur
blessing
fiat
edict
decree
mandate
directive
injunction
command
order
behest
bidding
dictate
pronouncement
pronouncement
proclamation
declaration
statement
assertion
affirmation
avowal
confession
acknowledgment
admission
avowal
testimony
evidence
proof
demonstration
exhibition
display
show
manifestation
revelation
disclosure
exposure
uncovering
unconcealment
Definitions
- Guidance or recommendations offered to someone, especially by someone with more experience or expertise
- A formal or official recommendation or instruction
- An opinion or suggestion about what someone should do or how they should behave
Usage Examples
- She sought advice from her doctor before making any major decisions about her health
- The financial advisor offered sound advice on how to manage the company's investments
- He took his father's advice and decided to pursue a career in engineering
Antonyms
dismissal
rejection
refusal
denial
prohibition
ban
veto
disapproval
discouragement
dissuasion
deterrence
hindrance
obstacle
impediment
barrier
blockage
obstruction
opposition
resistance
defiance
disobedience
noncompliance
disregard
neglect
ignoring
oversight
omission
exclusion
exception
rejection
repudiation
renunciation
abandonment
desertion
forsaking