consulter
- noun
- /kənˈsʌltər/
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consultante
- This criterion invites the consulter to discover or explore the effects of the problem—how it affects the patient's day-to-day life.
Examples
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Taken together with performance criterion 7 (the one that requires the consulter to reach a clinically appropriate working diagnosis), is it not obvious that a healthcare professional has a responsibility to offer the right treatment for the right disease?
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Before making a big decision, I always consult my financial consulter for advice.
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I call my spiritual consultant to change my brain.
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They can make what a cheese consultant friend of mine calls not clean milk, but dead milk.
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This Senatus consultant reads as follows quote.
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But we paid very slowly and the staff accepted that they were all freelancers and and consultants rather than salaried staff.
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We did a segment actually on on today's show about how this was finding its way into critical race theory consultants and and and other things.
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As a career consulter, she helps organizations improve their operations.
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Seeking guidance from a nutrition consulter can help you make healthier food choices.
Synonyms
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A person who looks for information or lost things
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A person who asks questions to get information
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A person who wants an answer to a question
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A student who gets help with their studies from an assigned staff member
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A person who gets help from a more experienced person at work or school
A person who gets advice or help from a counselor
A person who gives or receives advice in a meeting about something
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Etymology
The word consulter comes from the old Latin verb consulere meaning 'to ask advice'. A helpful way to remember this second sense is to think of a consulter as the person who 'consults' someone else — the one who asks for help or information.