Advice is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADVICE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• counsel
• guidance or recommendations offered with regard to prudent future action
• a formal notice of a financial transaction
• information; news
• recommendation as to what to do
• An opinion recommended or offered, as worthy to be followed; counsel.
• Deliberate consideration; knowledge.
• Information or notice given; intelligence; as, late advices from France; -- commonly in the plural.
• Counseling to perform a specific illegal act.
• a proposal for an appropriate course of action
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• recommendation regarding a decision or action

Words related to ADVICE

adviceful18 advices13 conseil9

Words that contain ADVICE

advices13 adviceful18 misadvice17 misadvices18

How to use ADVICE in a sentence

• Down on her knees she read the passionate farewell words, which made her heart thrill, so full of tender advice and loving thought for her comfort.
• And it would have been well for both his royal pupil and her adopted country had his advice more frequently and more steadily guided the course of both.
• I cannot change my new measures but with her advice.
• I called upon her one day for advice and sympathy, when I was in great trouble in consequence of a loss which I had sustained.
• Do not weep, poor girl! Follow my advice and keep your door locked once or twice when he tries to see you again.
• Henderson also outlined some of the laws he thought it advisable to enact, and the Legislature followed his advice.
• Confide in them upon all occasions, and do nothing without their advice.
• Elinor, catching all, and more than all, his fears in a moment, proposed to call in further advice.
• If you show yourself bold and cautious, and follow our advice, you need not fear being a stone image yet awhile.
• The Anglo-Saxon chieftains seem to have considered this good advice.
• This advice, vicious and degraded as the man who offered it may be, is sound advice nevertheless.
• So he could listen to no advice, and he wished to hear none.
• My companion, after a word or two of advice, hurried me from the spot.
• She looked at Calyste, and felt sure that the youth had fallen into some trap in spite of her advice.
• Ever faithful to your Excellency, I give the advice as from myself.
• Unhappily, the best medical advice is beyond our reach.
• But perhaps he was merely a coward, and finding that we would not take his advice and desert the farm, he had escaped, to avoid the danger to which he would be exposed.
• He did not go at once to a doctor, but he told his trouble to every one he met and received much tentative advice.
• You did it at your own peril, and not on my advice.
• The General looked grim when he handed him the book, and said that he did so by the advice of Judge Hitchcock.
• Those questions which Lincoln obstinately and against advice had insisted upon pushing in 1858 had forced this disastrous development of irreconcilable differences.
• You, Calidius, have given the same untimely advice.
• To the best of my belief he will not live more than eight hours, and I must have other opinion and advice in his case.
• The Committee willingly attended to their financial and other wants, and cheered them on with encouraging advice.

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