advisable Definition
ad·vis·able (ad vīz′ə bəl, əd-)
adjective
proper to be advised or recommended; being good advice
advisable Related Forms
ad·vis′·abil′·ity noun or ad·vis′·able·ness
ad·vis′·ably adverb
advisable Synonyms
advisable Usage Examples
Preposition: for
- applicant: This is a very competitive course and it is advisable for applicants to have spent time in schools before submitting an application.
- anyone: It is advisable for anyone who feels they are being unfairly and possibly illegally treated to keep a diary of events.
- woman: It is therefore advisable for women to use the lowest absorbency tampon suitable to their flow.
- child: He is therefore highly advisable for the very young children.
Infinitive complement
- consult: In all cases it is advisable to consult with the child's doctor to investigate the cause.
- check: Itâs advisable to check the size of the fees which an agent is seeking to charge you beyond the face value.
- seek: It is advisable to seek legal help in drafting.
- arrive: The duration of each Course is 3 hours, although it is advisable to arrive 10 minutes prior to the start time.
- wear: It is advisable to wear old clothes or bring an apron.
- avoid: However, since other parts of the shrub are toxic, it would be advisable to avoid eating the flowers.
Modifying Another Word
- therefore: It is therefore advisable to bring non-slip socks or indoor shoes for your child.
- strongly: It is strongly advisable to find the medication which best suits your body.
- always: However, a final read through the content is always advisable.
- highly: He is therefore highly advisable for the very young children.
- usually: It is usually advisable to paste the text into the body of a message.
- generally: How to find a good solicitor It is generally advisable to hire a solicitor on recommendation.
Used with adjective complement
- seem: If this value for a residue is above 1.5 manual inspection of the peptide plane seems advisable.
- think: I have told you as much as I think advisable in the meantime.
- consider: At the last minute it was considered advisable that only two persons should make the ascent instead of the three which had been planned.
- book: Camp site run by Camping & Caravanning Club of Great Britain: April to Sept, limited spaces, booking advisable ( tel.
Browse dictionary entries near advisable
- ‹ advisability
- ‹ advice and consent
- ‹ advice
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- ‹ advertiser
- ‹ advertisement
- ‹ advertised
- ‹ advertise
- ‹ advertent
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