- COUNSEL Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
All counsel are expected to obey the rules of the court Verb He balked at authority and, according to Mr Green, tuned you out if you tried to counsel him —David Grann, New Republic, 14 Feb 2000 She had six children, whom she counseled and with great wisdom and patience
- COUNSEL | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
These are words often used in combination with counsel
- COUNSEL Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com
Counsel definition: advice; opinion or instruction given in directing the judgment or conduct of another See examples of COUNSEL used in a sentence
- Counsel - Definition, Meaning Synonyms | Vocabulary. com
When you give counsel or counsel someone, you give advice If your neighbor is suing you because your dog keeps eating his begonias, you might seek the counsel of a dog trainer or, if that doesn't work, a lawyer
- COUNSEL - Definition Translations | Collins English Dictionary
If you counsel someone to take a course of action, or if you counsel a course of action, you advise that course of action [formal] [ ] 3 If you counsel people, you give them advice about their problems [ ] Fill in the blank with the correct answer By the time I arrive at the restaurant, everyone ______ Click here to learn more
- counsel, n. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English Dictionary
Advice, guidance; opinion or recommendation as to what ought to be done, esp when given in response to consultation; (also) a piece of advice; a recommendation Ne naske ȝe of cunseil Forthi mi conseil is that thou Remembre wel hou thou art old Triste we to god þat he wole ȝiue vs concel in þis
- What does Counsel mean? - Definitions. net
What does Counsel mean? This dictionary definitions page includes all the possible meanings, example usage and translations of the word Counsel To give advice, especially professional advice Etymology: counseil, from conseil, from consilium; akin to consulo Etymology: consilium, Latin 1 Advice; direction
- American Heritage Dictionary Entry: counsel
To give counsel to; advise: counseled us to be prudent 2 To recommend: counseled care in the forthcoming negotiations To give or take advice See Usage Note at council [Middle English counseil, from Old French conseil, from Latin consilium; akin to consulere, to take counsel, consult ]
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