Pronunciation: /ədˈvaɪzəl/
noun a piece of advice or recommendation
A1 I received some advisal from my teacher on how to improve my writing.
A2 The doctor's advisal was to rest and drink plenty of fluids.
B1 After seeking advisal from a financial advisor, I decided to invest in stocks.
B2 The lawyer's advisal was to settle the case out of court.
C1 The advisal given by the expert committee was to implement stricter regulations.
C2 Her advisal to the board of directors was to restructure the company for better efficiency.
adjective relating to advice or counsel
A1 The teacher gave her students some advisal tips on how to improve their writing skills.
A2 She followed her doctor's advisal instructions and took the prescribed medication.
B1 The company's advisal report highlighted areas of improvement for their sales strategy.
B2 After receiving legal advisal, she decided to pursue a lawsuit against the company.
C1 The advisal given by the financial advisor helped him make informed decisions about his investments.
C2 Her advisal role in the project was crucial in ensuring its success.
formal The lawyer provided his client with legal advisal regarding the contract.
informal I think you should seek advisal from someone more experienced in this matter.
slang Hey, can I get some quick advisal on which outfit looks better for the party?
figurative Her decision to quit her job without any advisal was like jumping into the unknown.
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