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use both council and counsel in one single sentence

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Answered by hawkeye7736

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Counsel can be used as a verb or a noun, whereas council and consul are nouns. Counsel as a verb means to advise; as a noun, it means the person doing the advising (such as an attorney) or the advice itself.

Answered by nanditap322

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council- You'll get to meet all my council members

counsel- This person needs the counsel of a psychiatrist

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use both council and counsel in one single sentence