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take advice
verb as in listen
Strong matches
Example Sentences
"The figures from the Treasury are very clear: under 500 farms a year are likely to be affected and I would say to people take advice because every person's situation is different and there will be many, many people who will find they are not actually going to be caught by this."
He would pause to offer applause as Wales pressed high and hard, or to take advice from assistant coach Piet Cremers during breaks in play, but the involvement was constant.
But they’re not about to take advice about messaging from someone who would like them to lose.
“The last person I’m going to take advice from as a Jewish person is a known antisemite who’s had dinner with antisemites, who said there was ‘good people on both sides’ after Charlottesville,” Mr. Emhoff says in the video, after he apparently watches a weeks-old video of Mr. Trump proclaiming that Jews who vote for Mr. Biden “have to have their head examined.”
Mr. Emhoff adds for emphasis, “He’s the last person I’m going to take advice from.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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