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advisably

/ædvˈaɪzəbli/ adv

Wisely, in an advisable manner.

Word Origin From Latin ad- 'to' and videre 'to see' — to advise is literally 'to see toward' someone, to give them vision. The root vis- (from videre) also gives us vision, visible, visit, and video. Advisable means 'able to be advised,' and advisably is the adverb. The PIE root *weid- 'to see' connects to wise and wisdom — seeing clearly is wisdom.

adv Wisely, in an advisable manner.

He advisably consulted a lawyer before signing the contract.

(副词) 明智地；审慎地

他在签署合同前明智地咨询了律师。

(adverbio) prudentemente; juiciosamente; sensatamente; acertadamente [Sabiamente, de manera prudente.]

Él prudentemente consultó a un abogado antes de firmar el contrato.

(adverbe) sagement; judicieusement; à bon escient; sensé [D'une manière sage et prudente ; judicieusement.]

Il a sagement consulté un avocat avant de signer le contrat.

(Adverb) klugerweise; ratsamerweise [Auf eine Weise, die ratsam oder klug ist; in einer empfehlenswerten Art und Weise.]

Er konsultierte **advisably** einen Anwalt, bevor er den Vertrag unterschrieb.

(副詞) 賢明に、勧められる方法で

彼は契約書に署名する前に、賢明にも弁護士に相談した。

(advérbio) prudentemente; sabiamente; sensatamente [Sabiamente, de maneira prudente.]

Ele prudentemente consultou um advogado antes de assinar o contrato.

Synonyms: wisely prudently sensibly judiciously sagaciously appropriately suitably fittingly Antonyms: unwisely imprudently foolishly inappropriately
Word parts: ad + vis + able + ly

Related words

advise advice adviser advisor advisory unadvisable unadvised

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