advisable — recommended or wise to do; sensible and prudent
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: recommended or wise to do; sensible and prudent
Pronunciation (IPA): /ədˈvaɪzəbəl/
Example Sentences
- It's advisable to check your phone battery before going on a blind date.
- The doctor said it's advisable to exercise regularly for better health.
- Is it really advisable to eat ice cream for breakfast?
advisable
ADJECTIVE[/ədˈvaɪzəbəl/]
recommended or wise to do; sensible and prudent
Before the storm hits, it's advisable to secure the boats at the harbor.
What's advisable may not be desirable, but it's always admirable
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🎤Pronunciation
🌳Etymology
Origin
The word derives from Latin advisare, meaning 'to advise or counsel'. The English verb 'advise' developed from this Latin root, and the suffix '-able' was added to form the adjective, indicating something worthy of or deserving advice.
Breakdown
advise (from Latin advisare, to counsel) + -able (capable of being, worthy of) = worthy of being advised or recommended.
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📝Examples
“It's advisable to check your phone battery before going on a blind date.”
“The doctor said it's advisable to exercise regularly for better health.”
“Is it really advisable to eat ice cream for breakfast?”
“It's advisable to read the contract carefully before signing.”
“It's not advisable to text your ex at 3 AM, no matter how much you miss them.”
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