consulter
- noun
- /kənˈsʌltər/
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consultor
- I attended my first meeting of the International Catholic-Jewish Liaison Committee (ILC) as a guest of the Holy See in 1978 in Madrid; in 1980, I became a member of the ILC, representing the Vatican, and also a Consulter to the Pontifical Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews.
They all talk to these like like Trump consultants, Trump hangers on.
- They all talk to these like like Trump consultants, Trump hangers on.
- That's your history with so many consultants here.
- So normally obviously with high risk category prisoner, they would never tell you when they're taking you, but through the consultant he knew paid him.
Examples
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The company hired a health care consulter to improve their employee wellness programs.
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Consider, for example, parental educational difficulties, parental depression, frequent consulters, difficult babies, and abnormal babies.
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And so I I have a lot of great consultants in place for accounting.
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So normally obviously with high risk category prisoner, they would never tell you when they're taking you, but through the consultant he knew paid him.
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They all talk to these like like Trump consultants, Trump hangers on.
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They all talk to these like, like Trump consultants, Trump hangers on.
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If most communication is achieved through posture and tone of voice, these are the things a consulter must be sensitive to if the effectiveness of the communication is to be optimized.
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As a financial adviser, she often meets with her clients to act as a consulter on investment strategies.
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He served as a consulter for educational policies, providing insights based on his years of teaching experience.
Synonyms
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A person who gives expert advice to businesses or organisations
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A trained person who listens and gives advice for personal or emotional problems
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2.8
A person who gives expert advice about a particular subject
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A trusted advisor to a leader, often in a criminal group like the Mafia
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A person who gives reliable advice to someone over time
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An expert who gives public advice or opinions on a subject
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A person who gives expert advice to political leaders without an official job
A person who gives expert advice to an organization or church
A professional who gives expert reports for legal or medical cases
A person who says what they think in public, often as an expert
Antonyms
How Expert
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word consulter comes from the same root as consult and consultant, from an old Latin verb consulere meaning 'to ask advice'. So a consulter in the sense of an adviser is someone people go to for expert advice.