Usage of "well-advised"

Catalan

Having the benefit of careful prior consideration or counsel.

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Usage of well-advised in English

The international community would be well-advised to adopt a wait-and-see position, he said. 
 Reuters 

You would be well-advised, Citoyenne, in thinking of that when you come here. 
 The Trampling of the Lilies 

However, locals with be well-advised to find the sunblock from Friday, as temperatures rise. 
 The South African 

Tsipras would be well-advised to end his attacks on Merkel. 
 The Guardian 

The well-advised saleswoman will have interests outside of her work. 
 The Canadian Girl at Work: A Book of Vocational Guidance 

After a moment he added, "You'd be well-advised to do the same." 
 The President's Assassin 

Determining that I should be well-advised to sleep on the problem, I presently turned in. 
 The Green Eyes of Bâst 

If readers are seeking A History of the Afterlife, they would be well-advised to look elsewhere. 
 The Irish Times 

I was well-advised to do so, for my success was in inverse ratio to my hopes. 
 More Hunting Wasps 

Bob said, "You'd be well-advised to can the sarcasm, Drummond." 
 The President's Assassin 

And youth is well-advised that trusts to Me! 
 Punch, Or The London Charivari, Volume 102, Jan. 2, 1892 

Andrea Tafi was chaste, sober and well-advised. 
 The Well of Saint Clare 

But he was not well-advised especially so far as the 'dedication to the Lord's service' was concerned. 
 Father and Son: A Study of Two Temperaments 

And Jaafer said, 'This is not well-advised.' 
 The Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night, Volume I 

Capitalist pigs are well-advised to remember that. 
 Private Sector 

But his action was not well-advised. 
 The Coming Conquest of England 

Translations for well-advised

Catalan

Meanings of well-advised in English