advisory
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4.2
- adjective
- /ədˈvaɪzəri/
- Formal
:
consultivo
- The Economic Cooperation Administration created an advisory committee to recommend which commercial feature films warranted guarantees.
- an advisory committee
- an advisory board
- an advisory council
You know, that he that, that that Citizens Advisory Council on National Space policy.
- You know, that he that, that that Citizens Advisory Council on National Space policy.
- What was there was the Military advisory group.
- She's currently the Vice President of ICSB and on the NIHNIGMS Advisory Council.
- I think in my opinion, and people might say I'm biased, I think advisory committee people should not have conflicts of interest.
- a lot of people would write with problems, young people would write with problems. So we ended up setting up as a student advisory centre where we would
- OK, so and actually Zach Siedler, who's on our Advisory Council on this, he's the health director for Movember.
- He's the CEO of Able Global Solutions and for the past few years, he's provided advisory support to the Ukrainian military on AUS government contract.
- Because when the scientific advisory panel, whatever says we're going to learn this, the teacher might not teach it in the same way.
- Let's let's get a scientific Advisory Board, a business board, and a chef board.
- There's an, there was a June meeting with ACIP, which is this Advisory Board that made this decision.
- And they wanted advice of some type and they were offering advisory compensation.
Examples
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The center is run by an advisory committee of federal, provincial, and industrial representatives.
Academic text (1990) -
The Roman carabinieri are here as well in an advisory capacity.
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And we just had an advisory committee meeting this morning.
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Does AI play an advisory role in the future?
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So we started and we set up a committee here on campus to kind of be an advisory committee to the director.
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Well, I normally function in purely an advisory capacity.
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Bob said I should come by the embassy twice a week in an advisory capacity.
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Daniel was chairman of the Student Advisory Committee for the Biology Department.
Fiction book (1998) -
As a member of the advisory committee, you'll be there.
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The consultant provided her expertise in an advisory role during the project.
Synonyms
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7.1
Giving advice rather than making decisions
Giving advice to a person or group without having decision power
To give advice or guidance to others
Someone gives a warning or advice to help others avoid mistakes
Antonyms
Compounds
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3.5
A group of people who give expert advice to an organization like a company or university
How Authoritative
- Formal
39
5.8
- Formal
48
4.2
- Formal
5
7.1
18
5.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Advisory comes from advise, which is made of ad- 'to' and a root meaning 'see', the same root as vision. So an advisory group or person offers careful suggestions based on what they 'see' and does not make the final decision.