take advice's Usage Examples:

The two of them say goodbye to the gang, who plan to take advice given to them by Marge and find normal jobs.

the following quote (author unknown): "The best advice is this: Don"t take advice and don"t give advice.

Tension grew between the Pelham ministry and George, as he continued to take advice from Carteret and rejected pressure from his other ministers to include.

relationship between the pope and his adoptive nephew, Julius refused to take advice.

has a solid head on his shoulders by saying that a good King should take advice and put his country before his friends.

the President was highly unconstitutional, as the President can only take advice from the Taoiseach.

friends: they were likeable men, upright and simple, and not ashamed to take advice".

EccentricityAs bishop, Cecil gained a reputation for eccentricity and the nickname of Love in a Mist was given to him, according to Beeson, on account of his administrative ineptitude and autocratic unwillingness to take advice, ameliorated by a most loving personality.

career choices had plagued his film career and he would subsequently not take advice from his father regarding film offers.

social status regarded as highly learned scholars and others used to take advice from them regarding religious or social activities.

Alternatively, \mathbf{P_{/poly}} can be defined using Turing machines that take advice.

Local policy-makers can take advice and assistance from the Board on introducing and extending programmes.

Some people take advice from them on crucial matters.

Synonyms:

warning, admonition, indication, proposal, word of advice, recommendation, monition,

Antonyms:

persuasive, contraindication,