Advisers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADVISERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ADVISER, one who gives counsel
• a person who gives advice in a particular field
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that advises

Words related to ADVISERS

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Words that contain ADVISERS

advisership20 adviserships21

How to use ADVISERS in a sentence

• Louis Napoleon then had to select inferior men for his ministers, who also soon discovered that they were expected to be his clerks, not his advisers.
• He was urged on to his ruin by the worst of all advisers, those fears.
• His advisers were divided as to the course to be taken with this formidable vassal.
• And when he carefully inquired of his advisers who would be a fit wife for him, they all praised the daughter of the King of the Huns beyond the rest.
• Our more feminine advisers incline to the view that he should be shot.
• Ward, banker and a lover of art of high intelligence, the friend of poets and painters, and to me, in later years, one of the kindest and wisest of advisers and friends.
• At the same time the Russian advisers were dismissed or executed.
• He and his advisers had their idea, the contrary of the idea of Midhat and all the sultans since Mahmud.
• Albert had the judgment to surround himself with able advisers.
• That her devotion was a little disturbed was proved by her allowing her two advisers to study even a single sentence.
• His wife and children were allowed to remain in an almost destitute condition by the King and his advisers.
• It was believed that he was associated with eleven others in a secret inner circle of royal advisers, whose advice Henry pledged himself by oath to follow.
• The King would summon his advisers, and his Secretary of State, and probably consult some of the Bishops and weigh each word before committing his message to parchment.
• In 843 he suppressed Manichaeism and in 845, at the instigation of his Taoist advisers, he dealt Buddhism the severest blow which it had yet received.
• General Burnside soon afterward resigned his command, and General Hooker, an officer of the same politics as the President and his advisers, was appointed to succeed him.
• Iyeyasu was as liberal to the material comforts of his ghostly advisers, as he was strict in their supervision.
• The petitioners prayed his majesty, therefore, to dismiss his advisers on the instant, as the first step towards a redress of grievances which alarmed and afflicted his people.
• After taking counsel with his ten chosen advisers, Drake decided to give the Spanish frigates the slip by returning through the mythical Northeast Passage.
• Not being one of the official advisers of the President, he probably kept entirely aloof from a controversy no doubt in every way distasteful to him.
• All real power was vested in the central group, and the central group was composed of Emilio Aguinaldo and his public and private advisers.
• Events will show who of these friends and advisers advised him best, and befriended him most.
• Its merits belong entirely to the President and his advisers.
• They were the two advisers who were friends as well as secretaries, and who followed and sustained him as a matter of affection as much as politics.
• We need to educate house experts, home advisers, those who know how to examine a house not only while it is empty but while it is throbbing with the life of the family.
• At last the minister read the book, loved the author, and learned wisdom as to his advisers.
• Of this truce King Eadward and his foreign advisers took advantage to collect an army, at the head of which they appeared in London.
• He had a stormy time with his advisers and tools, swore a great deal, and sent them off in anything but a pleasant frame of mind.
• The favorites and advisers of Yaroslaf were put to death, and the prince himself was exiled.
• But the Nun and her friar advisers were counting on other methods of securing the fulfilment of the prophecy than supernatural assistance.
• Our critical advisers profess to have discovered that there were at least two, and probably many more prophets, whose writings compose the book.
• The promoters of the Nova-Scotia mining-enterprises, thanks to the skill and pains of their scientific advisers, are fully awake to the importance of this vital point.

Similar words containing ADVISER without suffix s

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