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con- = together + sultare = to jump (from sub- = from below) + -tion = act of; derived from Latin 'consultatio' through Old French. Imagine a group of people jumping together to discuss or plan, embodying the act of coming together for advice.
Note 1: These definitions and etymologies are not standard dictionary definitions, but extended explanations provided to help with memorization and understanding of the actual application of words. Through this background information, we strive to make words more vivid and easier to understand, and help you remember their meanings in real life.
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Read the FAQ explanation of Comprehensible InputI lean in and move a chair closer, letting the space open between us. A small meeting begins, my questions forming like arrows that settle on the other person's responses. I adjust my posture, keep eye contact, and shift my notes as the talk shifts toward advice. By the end I feel the thread of guidance tighten, a quiet turn toward a plan we can act on.
Consultation is a noun that refers to a formal meeting or discussion in which advice, information, or opinions are sought and shared. It can describe the act of seeking expert guidance, such as a medical consultation with a doctor, a legal consultation with a lawyer, or a business consultation with a strategist. In everyday use, you may hear about consultations that precede a decision, a design review, or a policy discussion. The term emphasizes gathering input from others to inform a choice, rather than a casual chat. Remember that consultation is usually countable: one consultation, several consultations, and it often pairs with 'with' or 'about'.
In English, consultation is a formal process-focused term for seeking advice before decisions; learners should note the common collocations (medical/legal/business) and avoid using it for casual chats.
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