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Show AD AD ADY s l r f n v d o m t i c o man, woman, o .‘ 01 B h n m t o d y the hoizr of the d A . r v a r [ / 7 C 1. A&ing with contrary dire@ions; as, ADpVE'RTE n i a e i n c t r g r t i n t two bodies in collifion ‘Was 1 for this nigh wreckt upon the fea And twice, by adwerfe winds, from England's ban Drove back again unto my native clime ? Shakefp As when two polar winds, blowing adwerfe Upen the Cronian {ea together driv Milton Mountains of ice Chriftianity may make Archimedes his chalt fo it fe m i e w bu i gi e n l allow but a fober adwertence to its propofals, and i fame with advertence gard; heedfulnefs To Dryden 2. Figuratively, contrary to the wifh o defire ; thence, calamitous ; afflittive pernicious. It 1s oppofed to pro/perous Be try'd in humble ftate, and things adwverfe Contempts, and {corns, and fnares, and violence Iiiton Some the prevailing malice of the great Unhappy men, or adverfe fate Sunk deep into the gulfs of an afilited ftate Rofcomman 3. Perfonally opponent ; the perfon tha counterafts another, or contefts an thing Well fhe faw her father was grown her adwer/ 2. / Apve'rsiTY as fhe muft fa Sidney [adverfité, Fr.] Af fli&ion ; calamity ; that is, oppofitio to our withes 1. Th caufe of ou misfortune @ plural forrow is not your talent; o ADVE'RTENT. adj. [from advert. tentive; vigilant; heedful affliction In this {enfe it may hav At For wife men fay, it is the wifeft courfe Shakefpeare's Henry V1 2. The flate of unhappinefs ; mifery Sweet are the ufes of adwerfity ‘Which like the toad, ugly and venomous Wears yet a precious jewel in his head Shake[peare A remembrance of the good ufe he had mad of profperity, contributed to fupport his mind un @ a As I by friends am well adwvertifed my malice in If the drink you give me touch m palate adwerfely, I make a crooked face at it Shakefpeare T attend to; to regard ; to obferve ; wit the particle zo before the objett of regard The min of man being not capable at onc to adwert to more than one thing, a particular vie and examination of fuch an innumerable numbe of vaft bodies, will afford matter of admiration Ray on the Creation Now o the univerfal whole adwvert The earth regard as of that whole a part In which wide frame more noble worlds abound Witnefs, ye glorious orbs, which hang around Blackmore We {fometimes {ay, To advert the min t0 au objed 1. Counfel ; inftruftion : except that in ftruétion implies fuperiority, and advic may be given by equals or inferiors Break we our match up, and, by my advice Let us impart what we have feen to-nigh Unto young Hamlet O troubled, weak, and coward, as thou art Not fav'd by virtue, yet by vice undone he always ats with good adwvice ‘What he hath won, that he hath fortified So hot a fpeed, with fuch adwice difpos'd tifed, as not to perceive the intention of the Frenc Such temperate order, in fo fierce a courfe Bacon king 1 hope ye will advertife me fairly of what the Doth want example 3. Confultation Digby to give notice wit ¢ with no lefs cofty fet their things together Bacor's Efays unto the other Bafla 4. Intelligence: as, the merchantsrecewe advice of their lofs. This {enfe is fome declared the death of the emperor ; of which the adwertifed Solyman, firming thofe letters with al their hands and feals what low fit to be advifed 3. To give notice of any thing, by mean of an adwvertifement in the publick prints The like himfelf: therefore give me no counfel My griefs are louder than adwertifement Shakefpeare's Much ado about Nothing Cyrus was once minded to have put Crefus t death; but hearing him report the adwertifemen of Solon, he fpared his life Abbot's Defeription of the World the tendernefs not to punith 1. To counfel: with the particle z befor the thing advifed If you do ftir abroad, go arm'de=- ---Arm'd --Brother I advife you to the beft. Shakefp. King Lear accounts, and not to think it a fkill that belongs no to them Locke T her ‘When I confider the feruples and caution But if they make adwertifement of lies The prince's counfel all awry do go Sir Fobn Dawies lay in your way, methinks it looks as if I ad you to fomething which I.would have offered a but in effe& not done Laghe He had received adwertifement, that the party which was fent for his relief, had received fom 2. To give information; to inform; t make acquainted with any thing: ofte brufh, which would much retard their march ferve for many kinds of adwvertifements, in militar affairs: the bells ferve to proclaim a fcare-fire ; and brother ! --- 1 would adwife all gentlemen o learn mershant Then, as a cunning prince that ufeth fpies If they return no news, doth nothing know The drum and trumpet, by their feveral founds L'Efrange's Fables Apvi'saBLENESS. #. /4 [from adwifable. The quality of being advifable; or fi fitnefs ; propriety To ADVI'SE. @. a. [advifer, Fr. 2. Intelligence; information Clarendon Some judge it adwifable for a man to accoun with his heart every day; and this, no doubt, i the beft and fureft courfe; for ftill the oftner, th South's Sermans better It is not adwvifable to reward, where men hav as, He advertifed bis lofs To be fo moral, when he fhall endur and chiefly commercial Apvi‘ce-soaT. n [ A veflel employe to bring intelligence Apvi'saBLE. adj. [from adwvife.] Prudent They were to adwvertife the chief hero of th diftrefles of his fubjefls, occafioned by his abfence. Dryden -"Tis all men's office to fpeak patienc To thofe, that wring under the load of forrow But no man's virtue nor fufficiency princes, taking adwice with workmen, Grea Ferhates, underftanding that Solyman expeéte Knolles's Hiftory. of the Turks Shakefp. King Fobn deliberation : with th particle avith before the fubject of information advertifement Prir, 2. Refle&tion ; prudent confideration : as Sir Edmund Courtney, and the haughty prelate With many more confederates arein arms. Shakefp The king was not fo fhallow, nor fo ill adwer inform Shakefp. Hamiz To worfe extremes with {wifter fteps would run 1. Infiru&ion ; admonition fortunately wifo, low Lat. Shake[peare Dig Without thy poor adwice, the lab'ring heart- upon him 70 ADVE'RT. w. n. [adwerto, Lat. To draw towards evening The bithop did require a refpite Wherein he might the king his lord adwertife Whether our daughter were legitimate der the heavy weight of adwerfity, which then la A'DVERSELY. adv. [from adverfe.] I an adverfe manner; oppofitely; un and holy to your bufinefs Not changing heart with habit, I am fil Attornied atyour fervice. Shaksfp. Meaf.fonga/ It is now {poken with the accent upo the laft {fyllable; but appears to hav been anciently accented on the fe cond. 1. To inform another; to give intelligence; with an accufative of the per{on informed ADVERTI'SEMENT O ADVERTISEMENT. %, [ [advertiffement, Fr. Atterbury Apvi'cE: n. /. [avis, advis, Fr. from af more affure Concerning deliverance itfelf from all adwerfity we ufe not to fay men are in adwerfity, whenfoeve they feel any fmall hinderance of their welfare i this world, but when fome notable affiction o crofs, fome great calamity or trouble, befallet them Hooker As T was the [advertir, Fr ADVERTI'SE 2. T Let me embrace thefe four adverfities my breath Adwertifing monitory : a word nop ¢ e T ApVE'SPERATE. . 7. [adve/pero, Lat. diflike What I think, I utter, and fpen intelligence now in ufe Savift o io en at a gr ts pa ic ch e ui re Thi mind, fequeftration from the importunity of fecuide an en er ad lo an s n m o p e la - berate connexing of confequents 7 By+tribulations, injuries, infults vour her rivals ADVERTISING, OF ADVERTY'SING, papys adj. [from advertife.] Aive in givin Hale's Origin of Mankind ‘What if he hath decreed, that I fhall fir party; and yet her fortune fuch adwertenc muc 2. The paper in which advertifements publithed re Attention 1. He that gives intelligence or informatiop l_ ro o f a t te a t o f fl elfe you h And all at once the combatants are loft Courfers with courfess juftling, men with men 3. Notice of any thing publithed in apa per of intelligence ADVERTISER. #. /o [advertifeur, Bugo T . r w a r [ / 7 AD With adwerfe blaft upturns them from the fouth Notus and Afer Milton A cloud of fmoke envelopes either hot Darkling they join adwerfe, and fhock unfeen Decay of Piety will move the whole world with the particle of before the thing told in fome places, water-breaches; the departure of You were adwis'd, his flefh was capabl Of wounds and fcars; and that his forward fw,r; Would lift him, where moft trade of danger rang o ,Sbakejjlgfi |