adviser
/ædˈvaɪ.zɚ/ noun B2- One who advises.
Plural advisers
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“I would offer myself as your surety and friendly adviser,” said Monte Cristo, “did I not possess a moral distrust of my best friends, and a sort of inclination to lead others to doubt them too; therefore, in departing from this rule, I should (as the actors say) be playing a part quite out of my line, and should, therefore, run the risk of being hissed, which would be an act of folly.”
You told me to wait and hope; do you know what you did, unfortunate adviser?
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