advise Copy link Outline I. To give advice1. suādĕo, suāsi, suāsum, 2 (usu. with dat. of person; what is advised is expr. by acc. or subj.; also poet. by inf.)2. auctor sum (with ut and subj., inf., or gen. of subs.)3. censĕo, sui, sum, 2 (prop. to express an opinion, but thus often to advise)4. consĭlĭor, 1 (rare)II. To give informationIII. To recommend, q. v. • advise: I. To give advice: 1. suādĕo, suāsi, suāsum, 2 (usu. with dat. of person; what is advised is expr. by acc. or subj.; also poet. by inf.): what do you a. me? quid mihi suades? Hor.: I a.d Juturna to hasten to assist her brother, Juturnam succurrere fratri suasi, Virg.: he a.d me to be his legatus, me ut sibi essem legatus suasit, Cic.: there is no one who can a. you more wisely than yourself, nemo est qui tibi sapientius s. possit te ipso, Cic.: Join: hortari et suadere. 2. auctor sum (with ut and subj., inf., or gen. of subs.): he strongly a.s me to absent myself, mihi ut absim vehementer a. est, Cic.: I do not a. you to flee, tibi non sum a. te profugere, Att. ap. Cic.: I a.d the senate to make peace, senatui pacis a. fui, Cic. 3. censĕo, sui, sum, 2 (prop. to express an opinion, but thus often to advise): I a. you to remain concealed in the same place, tibi hoc censeo, latendum ibidem, Cic.: I shall a. each man to practise the business he knows, quam scit uterque, censebo, exerceat artem, Hor.: v. to think. be of opinion. 4. consĭlĭor, 1 (rare): to a. as a friend, amice c., Hor. II. To give information: v. to inform. III. To recommend, q. v.
ADVISE Copy link • ADVISEconsilium dare. To advise to anything, to do anything, auctorem esse alicujus rei or with infinitive (of an adviser whose advice is that principally considered): suasorem esse alicujus rei: suadere alicui aliquid or, mostly, with ut (to advise by aiming at influencing the understanding): hortatorem esse alicujus rei: hortari aliquid: hortari (aliquem) with ut (to exhort; to aim at influencing the will). (The words are found in this connection and order), suadere et hortari: auctorem et suasorem esse: monere (to give warning advice, appealing to the consciousness and judgment; followed by ut, ne): censeo (to give it as one’s opinion; with ut, or subj. without ut). To advise to concord, hortari ad concordiam: to peace, pacis auctorem esse; pacem suadere. I advise you to leave off, censeo desistas. Inform, Vid: Consult, Vid.