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advert
1[ ad-vurt ]
verb (used without object)
- to remark or comment; refer (usually followed by to ):
He adverted briefly to the news of the day.
Synonyms: allude
- to turn the attention (usually followed by to ):
The committee adverted to the business at hand.
advert
2[ ad-vert ]
noun
advert
1/ ˈædvɜːt /
advert
2/ ədˈvɜːt /
verb
- intrfoll byto to draw attention (to); refer (to)
Word History and Origins
Origin of advert1
Example Sentences
By 15, Shields was saying: “Nothing comes between me and my Calvins” in an advert for Calvin Klein underwear.
Every other week I see a new advert or tweet or something online advertising a taxidermy workshop.
“Rage Against the Regime” read a sign taped onto a Carlsberg advert near my house.
Check out this fabulous new advert for Landrover featuring the Queen's grandaughter Zara Philips.
As an instance of explicit references made to the duty, we may advert to the blessing of Moses on the tribe of Levi.
Before, however, I begin a new chapter and with it the above-mentioned sketch, I should like to advert to a few other matters.
Having detained you so long with these observations, I must yet advert to another most interesting topic,--the Free Schools.
Notwithstanding the faults to which we have found it necessary to advert, Sarah was unquestionably a great character.
But now to advert to the hypothetical case of the virtuous family receiving a visit from a few select friends.
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