Well advised
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Pro Tip 1/3Suitable Contexts
Use 'well advised' in contexts where you give or receive suggestions about smart choices. 
Starting a business? You'd be well advised to research the market first.
Pro Tip 2/3Decision Importance
'Well advised' implies the decision has significant consequences, emphasizing the value of good advice. 
She was well advised to accept the job offer, given its career-boosting potential.
Pro Tip 3/3Subtle Encouragement
The phrase can subtly urge someone to follow advice without being too direct. 
You would be well advised to check the weather before hiking.