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Definition of Counsel

  • 1. A lawyer who pleads cases in court Noun
  • 2. Something that provides direction or advice as to a decision or course of action Noun
  • 3. Give advice to Verb

Morphology of "counsel"

  • counselled
  • counselling

Synonyms for word "counsel"

  • counseling
  • counselling
  • direction
  • guidance
  • advocate
  • counsellor
  • counselor
  • counselor-at-law
  • pleader
  • advise
  • rede

Semanticaly linked words with "counsel"

  • jurisprudence
  • law
  • attorney
  • lawyer
  • exhort
  • press
  • urge
  • urge on
  • deter
  • dissuade
  • discuss
  • hash out
  • talk over
  • admonish
  • discourage
  • monish
  • warn
  • tip
  • tip off
  • misadvise
  • misguide
  • propound
  • consult
  • contraindicate
  • guideline
  • road map
  • content
  • message
  • subject matter
  • substance
  • career counseling
  • cynosure
  • genetic counseling
  • marriage counseling
  • confidential information
  • hint
  • lead
  • steer
  • tip
  • wind

Hyponims for word "counsel"

  • attorney
  • lawyer
  • content
  • message
  • subject matter
  • substance

Lexical Analysis for "counsel"

  1. counseling
    Noun
    derivation
    1
    1. something that provides direction or advice as to a decision or course of action
  2. counselling
    Noun
    derivation
    1
    1. something that provides direction or advice as to a decision or course of action
  3. counsellor
    Noun
    derivation
    1
    1. someone who gives advice about problems
  4. counselor
    Noun
    derivation
    1
    1. someone who gives advice about problems
Words Rhyme with counsel
  • basel
  • bessel
  • carousel
  • carrousel
  • chisel
  • counsel
  • damosel
  • damsel
  • diesel
  • dossel
  • easel
  • geisel
  • groundsel
  • hassel
  • ijssel
  • morsel
Etymology for counsel
  • etymology cocounsel
  • etymology counselee
  • etymology counseleth
  • etymology counsellable
  • etymology counsellee
  • etymology miscounsel
  • etymology precounsel
  • etymologically related counselable
  • variant:orthography counsell
  • etymological origin of counseil
  • is derived from counseled
  • is derived from counseling
  • is derived from counsels
  • is derived from keep one's counsel
  • is derived from keep one's own counsel
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