Advices is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADVICES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• ADVICE, counsel
• guidance or recommendations offered with regard to prudent future action
• a formal notice of a financial transaction
• information; news
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• recommendation regarding a decision or action

Words related to ADVICES

advice12

Words that contain ADVICES

misadvices18

How to use ADVICES in a sentence

• Thirdly, To give some advices and directions to such as were resolved upon the work.
• The collector proceeded overland, and advices have not yet been received of his arrival at San Francisco.
• The attendance of the Yearly Meeting has been the occasion of many and solemn warnings and advices, and, I trust, the reception of some real instruction.
• We are now furnished with advices from the island down to the 19th of December 1838.
• Both parties were dreadfully and dangerously wounded, though neither was dead at the last advices.
• We had advices of his having got away and captured a ship with other prisoners on board.
• I went to the telegraph office to get the late advices in the afternoon of the last day of the fighting, when it had become very general all along the frontier.
• He made signals, and hence, as we had advices, their arrival was known.
• To do it your Majesty will have sufficient grounds by reason of the advices, letters, and report that have already reached and will reach you concerning his affairs.
• Early in May he received advices from home, which convinced him that a sudden and rapid abandonment of Philadelphia and of Delaware Bay might become necessary.
• I left Poperinghe in a motor-ambulance, and the Germans shelled it next day, but my latest advices state that the ale is still intact.
• We had advices the other day that things are not looking well in Bengal.
• He told me that my arrival had caused great excitement throughout the country, and that I was to be detained a close prisoner until the receipt of advices from the Government.
• Influenced by its suit, one of troublesome Conflict of conduct or advices.
• Such advices, however, could not but occasion extraordinary fluctuations in the councils of war at Halifax.
• In every city and village they must occupy themselves with the diffusion of the divine exhortations and advices, guide the souls and promote the oneness of the world of humanity.
• He sent daily advices to his brother, and he received daily advices in return.
• Live thou as far as thou art able according to the divine commands and advices, because they are conducive to eternal life.
• This is the foundation of the most high pathway! Ye should conform your conduct and manners with the advices of Abdul-Baha.
• When thou didst occupy thy time in the past to give out religious exhortations and advices, thou experienced some persecutions and trouble.
• By latest advices the invalid is well on his way to recovery.
• The advices from New York were the springs by which the market in New Orleans was controlled.
• Higgins undertook to make a trip down this valley to the plains of Pangasinan, reporting to us on his arrival at Manila, so we returned to that place and awaited advices from him.
• CHAPTER XXXVIII THE BLACK RIDERS The next day we jogged along, and many were our advices and admonitions to the Prince to return.
• Now what I have to warn you against, Mary, is the sin of ever listening to any of her advices.
• And then, by all their advices, Sir Tristram and Sir Bleoberis took up Sir Blamore, and the two brethren were accorded with King Anguish, and kissed and made friends for ever.
• Advices from Washington were encouraging, and while the new secretary lacked authority to sanction our lease, his tacit approval was assured.
• At the conclusion of this address, they all promised faithfully to observe the advices and orders which he had given.
• The minister of the United States to Mexico at the date of the last advices had not been received by the existing authorities.
• The advices which have been received from him have not hitherto been sufficiently conclusive to determine me to recognize the revolutionary Government.
• By the last advices, something of the sum extorted remained unpaid.
• The recent advices from Mauritius furnish some interesting information regarding the progress making in the sugar production of that colony.
• This, and the advices given to the governor and the Spaniards, kept the latter more anxious and apprehensive, and made them talk more openly of the matter.
• Don Pedro considered the whole question, and inferred from every one of these advices that he could absent himself from Manila.
• The Magistrates of Utrecht, in consequence of the advices given them, doubled the guards at the gates, and armed all the militia they could assemble.
• By means of these publications and advices the subject was kept alive, till it became at length incorporated into the religious discipline of the Quakers.
• You remember you told me to be humble among your last advices.
• According to recent advices from New Zealand, only L2000 of this advance has been paid back, and it is the general feeling of the colony that the project has proved a failure.

Similar words containing ADVICE without suffix s

advice12 adviceful18 misadvice17 misadvices18

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