advise
ਸਲਾਹ
definition
verb
I advised him to go home
offer suggestions about the best course of action to someone.
example
If you're hurt in an accident, your lawyer can 'advise' you on the value of your claim.
The above guidelines 'advise' against antibiotics because of their ineffectiveness, which may not be true.
Your doctor will assess you, and 'advise' the best course of treatment to deal with the problem.
All books printed over the last ten years 'advise' against acquiring a kitten or puppy this way.
we 'advise' against sending cash by post
I strongly 'advise' against the incorporation of emergency laws into our ordinary legal system.
And it may encourage solicitors to 'advise' silence for other than good objective reasons.
As my name suggests, I am not qualified to offer advice but I would 'advise' caution
While it is may seem appropriate to bring flowers to a hostess, I usually 'advise' against it.
I would 'advise' against using it in the riot tomorrow, or at all, until you know how to work it.
I do not use fixed spools for heavy fishing and would 'advise' against it.
Experts 'advise' against planting hostas closer in an attempt to get a full effect sooner.
The doctor then uses the diagnosis to 'advise' the correct course of treatment for this particular patient.
Most homeopaths 'advise' against the use of essential oils if you are taking a homeopathic remedy.
We 'advise' against all but essential travel to all other parts of Iraq.
we 'advise' against sending cash by mail
No, I don't mind people buying proof copies, but I'd 'advise' against buying them to collect.
I wouldn't 'advise' sleeping pills, but a nice warm bath might do the trick.
You should lock into a fixed rate for the best deal - but experts 'advise' against tying up your money for more than a year.
I don't like to read books and generally 'advise' against it, as it damages the eyes.
He is, though, viewed as the man who would be more likely to 'advise' caution.
The experts 'advise' against turning existing bedrooms into almost anything else.
He also said that downloads from now on will 'advise' people on the situation.
I will amend archived entries to include corrections of fact and 'advise' you accordingly.
The aim of the course is to 'advise' and assist parents in the bringing up of their children in a drug free environment.
Even if your security officers 'advise' against it, why not pull over and mingle with the crowd?
They 'advise' against the sales of items that could be faulty and pose a danger risk like the brakes failing on a pushchair.
If you get a chance to sell your soul in the second week of February I would 'advise' against it.
The main body lies roughly to the north-east, though I 'advise' against using a compass.
He or she might 'advise' against it because it may put you at risk of complications.
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