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A gift that says more about the giver than the receiver.
means Guidance or recommendations offered to someone about what they should do.
from From Old French avis, meaning 'opinion' or 'view,' which traces back to the Latin phrase ad visum — roughly 'according to what is seen' or 'as it appears.' The 'd' in advice was actually inserted later by scholars trying to make the word look more properly Latin, a bit of academic tidying rather than genuine etymology — the same thing happened to its cousin 'advise.'
- irony rate
- least followed by the people giving it
- best kind
- the kind nobody asked for, somehow
- true cost
- free to give, expensive to ignore
- peak form
- a question, not a sentence