Counsel and School

Counsel

Counsel verb - To give advice and instruction to (someone) regarding the course or process to be followed.

Usage example: every year the admissions officer counsels thousands of students about the process of applying to college

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School and counsel are semantically related. In some cases you can use "School" instead a verb "Counsel".

School verb - To cause to acquire knowledge or skill in some field.

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Counsel and school are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Counsel" instead a verb "School".

good	good counsel	good school
special	special counsel	special school
top	top counsel	top school
famous	famous counsel	famous school
Other adjectives: secret, senior, opposing, local, medical.

Adam Schiff does this to Jack McCoy when he cuts a very favorable deal for a mob hit man in "House Counsel" because he wants to beat the mobster's attorney, who happens to be an intense rival of McCoy's from law school.

Source: What Were You Thinking?
The film Uncommon, which was made as propaganda by the right-wing group Liberty Counsel, deals with a public high school that under the guise of "Political Correctness" bans all forms of religious expression and threatens the student's Bible-based play.

Source: Political Correctness Gone Mad

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