consultive
- adjective
- /kənˈsʌltɪv/
- Formal
- The organization's consultive council meets quarterly to advise the management team.
Examples
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The committee serves a purely consultive role in university decisions.
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The consultive role of the committee is crucial for decision-making.
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She was appointed to a consultive position on the board.
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She provided consultive feedback on my project.
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The organization's consultive council meets quarterly to advise the management team.
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The committee serves a purely consultive role in university decisions.
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She was appointed to a consultive position on the board.
Synonyms
Giving advice but not making decisions
Giving useful information that helps you learn
Giving advice rather than making decisions
To give advice or guidance to others
Someone gives a warning or advice to help others avoid mistakes
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Consultive comes from the root consult-, which means 'to ask advice' and is the same root in consult and consultant. So consultive means 'advisory' or 'giving advice'.