Difference between Advise and Apprise

ADVISE vs APPRISE: NOUN

To consider; to deliberate.
To give advice to; to offer an opinion, as worthy or expedient to be followed; to counsel; to warn.
To give information or notice to; to inform; -- with of before the thing communicated.
To bethink one's self; to take counsel with one's self; to reflect; to consider.
To take counsel; to consult; -- followed by with.

To recommend as wise, *** etc.; suggest as the proper course of action: as, under these circumstances we advise abstinence.
To give information to; communicate notice to; make acquainted with: followed by of before the thing communicated: as, the merchants were advised of the risk.
Synonyms To counsel, admonish, suggest (to), recommend (to).—4. To inform, apprise, acquaint.
To deliberate; take thought; consider; reflect: sometimes used reflexively.
To take counsel; join others in deliberating; seek the advice of another or others: followed by with: as, I shall advise with my friends as to what is to be done.
To counsel; give advice: as, I will act as you advise.
[Advise and its derivatives have been used by old writers in a number of other applications connected with the notions of seeing, viewing, reflecting, etc., suggested by the etymology.]
To give counsel to; offer an opinion to, as worthy or expedient to be followed: as, I advise you to be cautious *** speculation.
To look at; view.

See apprize.
Synonyms Notify, acquaint, warn, tell, mention to.
To give notice, verbal or written, to; inform; advise: followed by of before that of which notice is given: as, we will apprise the general of an intended attack; he apprised his father of what he had done.

Warn, Urge, Advice, Inform, Instruct, Recommend, Consult, Apprize, Give notice, Send word, Counsel, Propose, Suggest, Notify, Apprise

Brief, Report, Transmit, Notice, Tell, Communicate, Convey, Educate, Inform, Send word, Give notice, Apprize, Instruct, Notify, Advise

Recommended, Recommending, Warn, Urge, Advice, Inform, Instruct, Consult, Send word, Give notice, Counsel, Propose, Suggest, Notify, Apprise

Acquaint, Brief, Report, Transmit, Notice, Tell, Communicate, Convey, Educate, Inform, Send word, Give notice, Instruct, Notify, Advise

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LOCAL APPRISE PROGRAM COORDINATOR MANUALAPPRISE Program is that Local APPRISE This simply is not the case.
LOCAL APPRISE PROGRAM COORDINATOR MANUALThe second way to be involved with the APPRISE Program is as a Volunteer Counselor.
When a Local APPRISE Program is not APPRISE Program is informing a candidate that the APPRISE Program did not select them.
THE LOCAL APPRISE PROGRAM Role and Responsibilitiesof the Local APPRISE Program Coordinator APPRISE develop the APPRISE Program in their county.