Definitions:

1. with intention adverb
   • How is 'advisedly' different from 'advise'?
2. with intention adverb
   • 'Advise' is a verb that means to give counsel or advice to someone. 'Advisedly', on the other hand, is an adverb that means in a careful or deliberate manner. While 'advise' refers to the act of giving advice, 'advisedly' describes the way in which an action is taken.
3. with intention adverb
   • In what context would you use 'advisedly'?
4. with intention adverb
   • 'Advisedly' is often used in situations where caution and deliberation are necessary. For example, it might be used when making a significant financial investment, when making a decision that affects the wellbeing of others, or when taking a course of action that could have serious consequences. By using the word 'advisedly', the speaker is emphasizing the importance of careful consideration and thoughtful decisionmaking.
5. with intention adverb
   • Is 'advisedly' an adverb or an adjective?

Synonyms:

• on purpose