discounsel in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

DISCOUNSEL (verb): To advise against a course of action or decision.

The lawyer chose to discounsel her client against taking the risky investment.
In the meeting, he felt it was his duty to discounsel the team from pursuing the flawed strategy.
The professor's role was to discounsel students who were considering dropping out of the program.
Despite the pressure, she decided to discounsel him on the importance of finishing the project.
The advisor intended to discounsel the board from making hasty decisions without further analysis.