disadvise
/dɪsˈædvʌɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to advise against or warn someone against something, or to give a negative opinion or judgment.
“The doctor decided to disadvise her patient from consuming the contaminated food.”
2. verb
to advise in a way that is contrary to the advice of others.
“The lawyer tried to disadvise her client from accepting the settlement offer, citing potential long-term consequences.”
3. noun
an act of advising against or warning someone against something.
“The doctor’s disadvise regarding the food led to a thorough investigation.”
4. noun
a piece of advice that is contrary to the advice of others.
“The lawyer’s disadvise regarding the settlement offer ultimately led to a better outcome for her client.”