Adviser

ədˈvaɪzər

Meaning & Definition

noun

A person who gives advice, typically in a professional or official capacity.

She works as a financial adviser, helping clients manage their investments.

A person who provides guidance and support in a specific area of expertise.

His adviser suggested that he take a more proactive approach in his job search.

An individual appointed to give counsel in a particular domain, such as education or politics.

The university has several academic advisers to help students plan their coursework.

A member of a governing council or committee who offers strategic advice.

As an adviser to the president, she played a key role in shaping foreign policy decisions.

From Middle English, from Old French 'aviseur', based on Latin 'advisorem' meaning 'to see or consider'.

financial adviser

A professional who provides financial advice.

academic adviser

A faculty member who helps students with their academic planning.

legal adviser

An attorney or expert who gives legal advice.

advise

To offer suggestions about the best course of action.

advice

Guidance or recommendations offered with regard to prudent future action.

advisory

Having the power to advise or recommend.