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advisement

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun advisement has 1 sense
  1. deliberation, weighing, advisement - careful consideration; "a little deliberation would have deterred them"
    --1 is a kind of consideration
    --1 has particulars: think
    Derived form: verb advise1

Definitions from the Web

Advisement

Description:

Advisement is the act of giving advice, guidance, or consultation to someone. It refers to the process of offering opinions, suggestions, or recommendations based on expertise or knowledge in a particular field or situation.

Usage:

As a noun:

Sense 1:

In a legal context, advisement refers to the careful consideration or examination of a matter before making a decision or taking action.

Example sentence:

After due advisement, the judge rendered a fair verdict.

Sense 2:

As an educational practice, advisement involves providing guidance and support to students in selecting courses, planning academic goals, and making informed decisions about their education.

Example sentence:

The academic advisor provided valuable advisement on course selection for the upcoming semester.

Sense 3:

Advisement can also refer to the act of offering advice or suggestions to someone seeking guidance in personal or professional matters.

Example sentence:

I sought the advisement of a financial consultant to plan for my retirement.

As a gerund:

The gerund form of advisement can be used to describe the ongoing process of giving advice or the act of considering advice.

Example sentence:

Her constant advisement has helped me make better choices in life.

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