consultee
- noun
- /ˌkɒn.sʌlˈtiː/
- The legal advisor provided clear guidance to the consultee about her rights and options.
- consultant and consultee
- consultee and client
- consultation with consultees
Examples
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In other situations, the consultee may project stereotypes and perceptions about culture.
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The cultural difference between the consultant and consultee may influence rapport building and maintenance.
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Power differentials between the consultant and consultee can exist as well.
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The consultant's goal is to work to support the consultee-client relationship, despite their differences.
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An integration of multicultural approaches with both parent and teacher consultees is needed.
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In fact, both groups (consultants and consultees) reported similar satisfaction and great benefit from the experience.
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Skilled multicultural consultants work to increase the consultee's capacity to take risks before taking on larger challenges and goals.
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Maintaining confidentiality and avoiding evaluation of the consultee are critical for effective MSC.
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The therapist carefully listened to the consultee as she shared her concerns about work-life balance.
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During the meeting, the consultee expressed her thoughts on improving the project outcomes.
Synonyms
A student who gets help with their studies from an assigned staff member
A person who gets advice or help from a counselor
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Morphology
Etymology
Consultee is built from consult, which means 'to ask for advice', plus the ending -ee, the same ending as in employee that marks 'the person involved'. So a consultee is someone who takes part in a consultation: the person who is asked for views or who gives feedback.