advisement

noun ad·vise·ment \ əd-ˈvīz-mənt \

|Updated on: 2 Aug 2018

Examples: advisement in a Sentence

Definition of advisement

1 : careful consideration : deliberation

take a matter under advisement

2 : the act or process of advising someone (such as a college student)

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Examples of advisement in a Sentence

we'll take that matter under advisement and get back to you later

Recent Examples of advisement from the Web

Barnes & Noble said the board chose to terminate Parneros under advisement by the law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP, without specifying what prompted the action.

— matt townsend, BostonGlobe.com, "Barnes & Noble fires CEO without severance pay," 3 July 2018
SkyBridge, which helps clients invest money in hedge funds, had about $10 billion in assets under management or advisement as of February.

— rob copeland, WSJ, "HNA Scuttles Deal for Scaramucci’s SkyBridge," 30 Apr. 2018
Such an advisement would indicate that the Porter family believes 18-year-old Jontay’s draft stock is strong and that participating in the scrimmages could have hurt it more than helped it.

— aaron reiss, kansascity, "Michael Porter Sr. plans to stay at Mizzou, but will Jontay Porter stay in draft? | The Kansas City Star," 17 May 2018
But the ill-advisement of having brought them back flies in the face of evolution and the natural continuum.

— kathryn shattuck, New York Times, "Jeff Goldblum, Back in ‘Jurassic World’ and Making a Small Role Big," 15 June 2018
According to court records, the plea in April was taken under advisement with a Cobbs agreement between Sails and the court that would cap county jail time for Sails, which would be for one year.

— christina hall, Detroit Free Press, "Ex-teacher sentenced to probation in student's drowning in school pool," 30 May 2018
The appeals panel will now take the appeal under advisement and issue a ruling later.

— maxine bernstein, OregonLive.com, "Naked violinist takes nude protest case before federal judges," 8 Mar. 2018
Terry, one of six vice presidents, led a division that includes academic advisement, admissions, records and financial aid.

— anne ryman, azcentral, "Rio Salado College vice president to resign amid allegations of sexual touching, harassment," 4 May 2018
The administrative law panel heard more than six hours of testimony on the claims in September of 2017 before taking the case under advisement.

— kim chatelain, NOLA.com, "Judicial panel sides with Donald Villere in ethics case," 3 May 2018

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Origin and Etymology of advisement

Middle English avisement "examination, consideration, decision, advice, counsel," borrowed from Anglo-French, from aviser, adviser "to look at, examine, consider, give advice to, inform" + -ment -ment — more at advise

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First Known Use: 15th century

in the meaning defined at sense 2

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