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Meanings of trust counsellor in English
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Usage of trust counsellor in English
1
A young man may get opposing advice from two equally trusted counsellors.
2
The prophet is frequently an inhabitant of the capital, and a trusted counsellor.
3
He at least was high in royal favour, a trusted counsellor.
4
He moved among kings and courts as an honoured guest and trusted counsellor.
5
He was Mr. Gladstone's most trusted counsellor and most intimate friend.
6
His most trusted counsellors were the prophets Gad and Nathan.
7
We all know that she is her father's trusted counsellor.
8
Had not Bertrand been even more her friend, her trusted counsellor, than his own?
9
The Rhodian Chrysippus, her leech and trusted counsellor, also possessed great influence over the Queen.
10
And fortune sent him such a friend!-Ricard ,Ionian'smost trusted counsellor, the abettor of his plans.
11
To me personally he was the warmest of friends, a trusted counsellor, an indefatigable collaborator, a lovable companion.
12
The immediate adherents and most trusted counsellors of William Lewis were even more unmeasured in their denunciations than he was himself.
13
The old Duke was his only trusted counsellor, and he found himself constrained by his conscience to do as that counsellor counselled him.
14
In the enjoyment of fraternal relations with the leaders of the dominant party East, Philip Hardin becomes a trusted counsellor of the leading officials.