Advised

Definition

Advised pertains to having sought or received advice; also refers to something that is done after careful consideration.

Parts of Speech

• Adjective: Advised (e.g., "He made an advised decision.")
• Verb: Advise (Past tense: advised. E.g., "She advised him on the matter.")

IPA Pronunciation and Respelling

American English

• IPA Pronunciation: /ədˈvaɪzd/
• Respelling: əd-VYZD

British English

• IPA Pronunciation: /ədˈvaɪzd/
• Respelling: əd-VYZD

Etymology

The word "advised" stems from the Old French word "aviser", which means "deliberate, reflect upon, consult". By the late 14th century, it evolved into "advise" in Middle English, indicating "to give counsel to".

Derivatives

• Adviser: A person who gives advice, typically someone who is expert in a particular field.
• Advisable: Appropriate to do; sensible.
• Advisement: Consideration; reflection.
• Advisor: A person who provides advice or counsel, especially in a professional capacity.
• Advisory: Serving to recommend or advise.

Synonyms

• Recommended
• Suggested
• Informed

Antonyms

• Unadvised
• Impulsive
• Hasty

Usage

Example: "It is advised to check the weather forecast before planning a trip."

Related Terms

• Counsel: Advice given, especially legally or professionally.
• Consultation: The act of seeking advice or information.
• Guidance: Advice or recommendations provided with a particular aim or circumstance in mind.

Detailed Definition

Adjective

• Having sought or received advice:
• Example: "His choice was a well-advised one."
• Done after careful consideration or based on advice:
• Example: "She took an advised risk after weighing all the options."

Verb (Past tense: advised)

• To offer advice or an opinion to; counsel:
• Example: "He advised her to be cautious."
• To recommend as beneficial or appropriate:
• Example: "The doctor advised rest for the patient."
• To inform or notify:
• Example: "She was advised of her rights."

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The term "advised" underscores the importance of seeking and heeding guidance or information, especially in situations that call for careful decision-making.