To suggest (a course of action) by way of advice; to advise (a thing), to give (counsel). transitive. With simple object. Frequently with cognate…

transitive. To exhort, encourage, incite. Const. to with infinitive, and simply. Also with noun as object: To recommend, suggest, insist upon.

with constructions and adverbial complements, expressing the matter or tenor of the advice.

transitive. To recommend or urge (a course of action). rare in 17th and 18th centuries, and after 19th cent.

transitive. With infinitive as object. To recommend (a course of action); to insist (that something be done). Obsolete.

With object a thing: To recommend earnestly; to insist upon.

transitive. To advocate, advise, or commend to adoption (an act, course of action, etc.) or that something be done. Obsolete.

To advocate or advise earnestly (some course of action, etc.); to press with importunity, claim or demand pressingly.

To state or propose (something) as being in one's own opinion the best course of action, mode of… transitive. With simple object, denoting a course…

(un-, prefix2 affix 1a.)

intransitive. To speak or write so as to give exhortation or advice.

transitive. Without personal object. To counsel or advise (to do something, that something be done, etc.). Cf. sense 4b.