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uhd-VYZ-uh-bl/ədˈvaɪzəbl/

Advisable means sensible and worth doing in the circumstances: it is advisable to…, not advisable. Advice (already in the dictionary) is the noun; recommended is a close twin; unwise sits opposite. Averaging a night cohort away is a methods cut, not a courtesy.

Meaning

Sensible and worth doing in the circumstances; recommended.

Examples

• “It is advisable to name the night cohort in the n; averaging it away is not a courtesy.”
• “Recommended is the close twin. Sensible is everyday. Advice is already in this course. Courtesy is manner. A slice in the n is a methods fact. Name the slice; keep the manners for the email.”

Good to know

Sensible; recommended. Noun: advice (already in the dictionary). Close: recommended. Averaging away a slice is a cut.

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