| adversative |
in grammar, indicating opposition or contrast. [2 definitions] |
| adverse |
opposed to or conflicting with one's purposes or desires. [3 definitions] |
| adversity |
a condition of misfortune or difficulty. [2 definitions] |
| advert |
to direct the attention by comment or remark (usu. fol. by "to"). [2 definitions] |
| advertent |
paying attention; heedful. |
| advertise |
to present (a product or idea) in a favorable light to win public patronage, support, or approval. [4 definitions] |
| advertisement |
a notice or public announcement designed to gain public attention, esp. to promote the sale of certain products. [2 definitions] |
| advertising |
the business, profession, or action of creating and distributing notices to the public for the purpose of stimulating sales of a product or service. [2 definitions] |
| advertising man |
one who works in the advertising business, esp. as a designer, salesman, or executive; adman. |
| advertize |
advertise. |
| advice |
remarks or an opinion offered as help in making a decision or in choosing a course of action; counsel. |
| advisable |
being good and proper advice; recommended, suggested, or prudent. |
| advise |
to give advice to; counsel. [5 definitions] |
| advised |
considered or conceived (usu. used in combination). [2 definitions] |
| advisedly |
after careful consideration or deliberation. |
| advisement |
careful consideration. |
| adviser |
a person who provides advice. [2 definitions] |
| advisory |
of, providing, or containing advice. [3 definitions] |
| advocacy |
the giving of support to an idea, person, or cause. |
| advocate |
to urge support or acceptance of. [4 definitions] |
| advt. |
abbreviation of "advertisement," a notice or public announcement designed to gain public attention, esp. to promote the sale of certain products. |