Definition of advisement in English:

advisement

noun ədˈvʌɪzməntədˈvaɪzmənt

mass nounNorth American archaic

1Careful consideration.
Example sentencesExamples
- Then the FDA will take that into advisement and make a decision sometimes in the near future.
- Nonetheless, meaness filtered out, the input is taken into advisement.
- We are constantly seeking ways to create a full developmental program, beginning with assessment and advisement.
1. 1.1 Advice or counsel.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Students need ‘culturally sensitive advisement and TLC,’ he says.
  He is active in student advisement with 75-100 advisees.
  Implications to student advisement are also discussed.
  That same enthusiasm and respect is what prompted two of his current students to seek his advisement.
  As a word of advisement to travellers: in Wawa, refrain from riding the Big Goose.

Phrases

take something under advisement

Reserve judgement while considering something.
Example sentencesExamples
- Take their comments under serious advisement.
- He takes under advisement the opinions of legal scholars.
- We took this under advisement, and then went anyway.
- She simply recommended that this case be taken under advisement.
- Otherwise, they can just use the boards to deflect criticism and take their suggestions under perpetual advisement.
Synonyms
defer, postpone, put off, delay, withhold

Origin

Middle English: from Old French avisement, from aviser 'look at' (see advise).

Definition of advisement in US English:

advisement

nounədˈvīzməntədˈvaɪzmənt

North American archaic

1Careful consideration.
Example sentencesExamples
- Then the FDA will take that into advisement and make a decision sometimes in the near future.
- We are constantly seeking ways to create a full developmental program, beginning with assessment and advisement.
- Nonetheless, meaness filtered out, the input is taken into advisement.
1. 1.1 Advice or counsel.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Students need ‘culturally sensitive advisement and TLC,’ he says.
  That same enthusiasm and respect is what prompted two of his current students to seek his advisement.
  Implications to student advisement are also discussed.
  As a word of advisement to travellers: in Wawa, refrain from riding the Big Goose.
  He is active in student advisement with 75-100 advisees.

Phrases

take something under advisement

Reserve judgment while considering something.
Example sentencesExamples
- He takes under advisement the opinions of legal scholars.
- She simply recommended that this case be taken under advisement.
- Take their comments under serious advisement.
- We took this under advisement, and then went anyway.
- Otherwise, they can just use the boards to deflect criticism and take their suggestions under perpetual advisement.
Synonyms
defer, postpone, put off, delay, withhold

Origin

Middle English: from Old French avisement, from aviser ‘look at’ (see advise).

单词	advisement
释义	Definition of advisement in English: advisement noun ədˈvʌɪzməntədˈvaɪzmənt mass nounNorth American archaic 1Careful consideration. Example sentencesExamples Then the FDA will take that into advisement and make a decision sometimes in the near future. Nonetheless, meaness filtered out, the input is taken into advisement. We are constantly seeking ways to create a full developmental program, beginning with assessment and advisement. 1.1 Advice or counsel. Example sentencesExamples Students need ‘culturally sensitive advisement and TLC,’ he says. He is active in student advisement with 75-100 advisees. Implications to student advisement are also discussed. That same enthusiasm and respect is what prompted two of his current students to seek his advisement. As a word of advisement to travellers: in Wawa, refrain from riding the Big Goose. Phrases take something under advisement Reserve judgement while considering something. Example sentencesExamples Take their comments under serious advisement. He takes under advisement the opinions of legal scholars. We took this under advisement, and then went anyway. She simply recommended that this case be taken under advisement. Otherwise, they can just use the boards to deflect criticism and take their suggestions under perpetual advisement. Synonyms defer, postpone, put off, delay, withhold Origin Middle English: from Old French avisement, from aviser 'look at' (see advise). noun.1 phr. Definition of advisement in US English: advisement nounədˈvīzməntədˈvaɪzmənt North American archaic 1Careful consideration. Example sentencesExamples Then the FDA will take that into advisement and make a decision sometimes in the near future. We are constantly seeking ways to create a full developmental program, beginning with assessment and advisement. Nonetheless, meaness filtered out, the input is taken into advisement. 1.1 Advice or counsel. Example sentencesExamples Students need ‘culturally sensitive advisement and TLC,’ he says. That same enthusiasm and respect is what prompted two of his current students to seek his advisement. Implications to student advisement are also discussed. As a word of advisement to travellers: in Wawa, refrain from riding the Big Goose. He is active in student advisement with 75-100 advisees. Phrases take something under advisement Reserve judgment while considering something. Example sentencesExamples He takes under advisement the opinions of legal scholars. She simply recommended that this case be taken under advisement. Take their comments under serious advisement. We took this under advisement, and then went anyway. Otherwise, they can just use the boards to deflect criticism and take their suggestions under perpetual advisement. Synonyms defer, postpone, put off, delay, withhold Origin Middle English: from Old French avisement, from aviser ‘look at’ (see advise). noun.1 phr.
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