Counselling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COUNSELLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• COUNSEL, to advise
• give advice to (someone)
• give professional help and advice to (someone) to resolve personal or psychological problems
• recommend (a course of action)
NOUN:
• advice, especially that given formally
• consultation, especially to seek or give advice
• a barrister or other legal adviser conducting a case
• the act of counselling
• something that provides direction or advice as to a decision or course of action

Words related to COUNSELLING

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How to use COUNSELLING in a sentence

• He went back to the States and acquired a degree in counselling psychology.
• Second, his writing sundrie letters to the Bishop of Rochester, counselling him to hold out.
• The President of the United States replied at once, counselling acquiescence.
• The Queen persuaded the King to this, counselling him that by withholding the pay of the sergeants, Graelent might in no wise flee the country, nor take service with another lord.
• She spoke to her son-in-law, counselling him to send Frene from his house, and to find her an honest man for her husband.
• Come thou to this house with a gracious heart, come with counselling Zeus, and lend grace to my song.
• When a theory is running away with us, criticism does a friendly office in counselling moderation, and recalling us to the indications of the text.
• We can readily picture him coming in raging after a conflict at the theatre with official imbecility, and Minna, instead of sympathizing, counselling him to be wise and temporize.
• This is done by assisting them to situations, providing them with tools, and otherwise counselling them and helping them to business.
• He guided us in every accomplishment, pointing out the objectives, counselling and urging the completion of goals set for the Community.
• The prior and Humphrey Middlemore, the procurator of the convent, were committed to the Tower for counselling opposition to the commissioners.
• The practical working-out of our principle is no more difficult than might be expected if it be remembered that we are counselling nothing revolutionary nor even novel.
• If any public good were attained, any high political object answered, by such laws, there might be some reason for counselling submission and sufferance to individuals.
• If I have yet any influence in the First Church, it shall be used in solemnly counselling all youths and maidens of the congregation to report themselves at Mrs.
• And the shadow which for years has been with me night and day, counselling me for bad, was growing so black, and huge, and unendurable that I must have confessed or died.

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