advisor in Latin
advisor in Latin is conciliātor, suāsor — advisor means a person who gives expert guidance or recommendations in a particular field.
advisor in Latin
conciliātor
suāsor
What does "advisor" mean?
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noun A person who gives expert guidance or recommendations in a particular field.
"The student met her academic advisor to choose next term's courses."
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advisor in a sentence
- The student met her academic advisor to choose next term's courses.
- Her financial advisor recommended diversifying her savings.
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What is "advisor" in Latin?
"advisor" in Latin is conciliātor, suāsor. advisor means: A person who gives expert guidance or recommendations in a particular field.
How do you use "advisor" in a sentence?
Example: "The student met her academic advisor to choose next term's courses." In Latin, "advisor" is conciliātor, suāsor.
Are there other ways to say "advisor" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "advisor": conciliātor, suāsor.
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