| COUNSELLED | • counselled v. (Britain, Canada) simple past tense and past participle of counsel. • COUNSEL v. to advise. |
| COUNSELLEE | • counsellee n. One who receives counselling. • COUNSELLEE n. one who is counselled, also COUNSELEE. |
| COUNSELLOR | • counsellor n. (British spelling, Canadian spelling) Alternative spelling of counselor. • COUNSELLOR n. one who gives counsel, also COUNSELOR. |
| COUNSELLEES | • counsellees n. Plural of counsellee. • COUNSELLEE n. one who is counselled, also COUNSELEE. |
| COUNSELLING | • counselling n. (British spelling) Alternative form of counseling. • counselling v. (British spelling) present participle of counsel. • COUNSELLING n. the act of giving counsel. |
| COUNSELLORS | • counsellors n. Plural of counsellor. • COUNSELLOR n. one who gives counsel, also COUNSELOR. |
| COCOUNSELLED | • cocounselled v. Simple past tense and past participle of cocounsel. • COCOUNSEL v. to counsel jointly. |
| COUNSELLABLE | • counsellable adj. (Obsolete) Willing to receive counsel or follow advice. • counsellable adj. (Obsolete) advisable; prudent. • COUNSELLABLE adj. able to be counselled, also COUNSELABLE. |
| COUNSELLINGS | • counsellings n. Plural of counselling. • COUNSELLING n. the act of giving counsel. |
| UNCOUNSELLED | • uncounselled adj. Not counselled. • UNCOUNSELLED adj. not counselled. |
| COCOUNSELLING | • cocounselling v. Present participle of cocounsel. • co-counselling n. A form of self-help counselling in which each person takes equal turns, usually in pairs, to work on… • COCOUNSEL v. to counsel jointly. |
| DISCOUNSELLED | • discounselled v. Simple past tense and past participle of discounsel. • DISCOUNSEL v. (Spenser) to dissuade. |
| MISCOUNSELLED | • miscounselled v. Simple past tense and past participle of miscounsel. • MISCOUNSEL v. to counsel or advise wrongly. |
| COUNSELLORSHIP | • counsellorship n. Alternative form of counselorship. • COUNSELLORSHIP n. the office of counsellor, also COUNSELORSHIP. |
| DISCOUNSELLING | • discounselling v. Present participle of discounsel. • DISCOUNSEL v. (Spenser) to dissuade. |
| MISCOUNSELLING | • miscounselling n. Wrong, bad, or incorrect counselling. • miscounselling v. Present participle of miscounsel. • MISCOUNSELLING n. the act of giving bad advice. |
| COUNSELLORSHIPS | • counsellorships n. Plural of counsellorship. • COUNSELLORSHIP n. the office of counsellor, also COUNSELORSHIP. |
| MISCOUNSELLINGS | • miscounsellings n. Plural of miscounselling. • MISCOUNSELLING n. the act of giving bad advice. |