intransitive. To take counsel together or (occasionally) with another; to deliberate. Also occasionally transitive with indirect question. Obsolete.

to take (in early use (i-)nim) rede: to take counsel. In later use English regional (Derbyshire).

transitive. In passive. To submit to counsel, guidance, or authority; to listen to reason; to be advised by.

intransitive. To deliberate in company with another person regarding a particular matter; to take counsel or confer with. Also: (of a group of…

intransitive. To decide, deliberate that. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To enter into (deliberation or consultation).

intransitive. To consult, take counsel. Obsolete.

transitive and intransitive. To consult beforehand or previously.

Originally North American. under advisement under formal consideration, esp. in consultation with others. Esp. in to have (also take) under advisement…