Difference between Advert and Ad

ADVERT vs AD: NOUN

To turn the mind; fix the attention; give or pay heed: with to, and sometimes upon, before the object of attention.
To turn the attention in speech or writing; make a remark or remarks (about or in relation to): with to, and formerly sometimes on or upon, before the subject of remark: as, he adverted briefly to the occurrences of the day.
Synonyms Advert (to), Refer (to), Allude (to), Hint (at), remark (upon), take notice (of), dwell (upon), glance (at), animadvert (upon). These words are primarily used of the speaker in the conduct of his discourse. Advert, to turn to a thing directly and plainly, perhaps abruptly, so that the hearer's attention is fixed upon it for a time. Refer implies a lighter treatment than advert. Allude, to play upon, is a still more delicate reference to something that is well enough known to make an allusion sufficient, or is too much a matter of sensitiveness to permit the speaker to advert, or even refer, to it plainly; for these or other reasons, the mention is slight or indefinite. A still lighter reference is expressed by hint (at). See hint, v.
To turn the mind or attention to; take note of; observe.
To advise, warn, or counsel.

In the Christian era
A simplified spelling of add.
In anatomy, a suffix denoting relation, situation, or direction, having the same force as the English suffix -ward, or the word toward.
An abbreviation of advertisement.
A suffix in ballad and salad (formerly balade and salade), usually represented by -ade. See -ade.
A prefix of various other origin, erroneously put for other prefixes, as in advance, etc. See etymology.
A prefix of Latin origin, with primary sense “to,” and hence also “toward, upon, for,” etc., expressing in Latin, and so in English, etc., motion or direction to, reduction or change into, addition, adherence, intensification, etc., in English often without perceptible force. According to the following consonant, it is variously assimilated ab-, ac-, af-, etc., or reduced to a-. See etymology.
A suffix of Greek origin appended to nouns.

Hang, Attend, Give ear, Cite, Pay heed, Touch, Allude, Refer, Bring up, Mention, Pay attention, Name, Advertising, Ad, Advertisement

Commercials, Each, Declaration, Advertisements, Commercial, Libbed, Vincula, Libbing, Hoc, Lib, Libs, Valorem, Advert, Advertisement, Advertising

Publicity, Signage, Pub, Clip, Hang, Attend, Give ear, Cite, Touch, Allude, Refer, Mention, Name, Advertising, Advertisement

Each, Declaration, Case, Article, Announcements, Announcement, Agency, Commercial, Libbed, Hoc, Lib, Libs, Valorem, Advertisement, Advertising

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