rede
- to counsel; advise.
- to explain.
- counsel; advice.
- a plan; scheme.
- a tale; story.
Origin of rede
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Contemporary Examples of rede
Through her group Rede Nami, she also trains other women to use graffiti art to spur social change.
Historical Examples of rede
Take my rede, sir, and let it drop, for you have come very well out from it.
The White CompanyArthur Conan Doyle
It is my rede that thou weddest Atli, or else thou goest hence.
Eric BrighteyesH. Rider Haggard
With Nations it is as with individuals: Can they rede the riddle of Destiny?
Past and PresentThomas Carlyle
And, by my rede, we shall have our women and little ones with us; and why not?
Child ChristopherWilliam Morris
Tell them, and let me read the rede; sense dwells in the voices of the night.
Harold, CompleteEdward Bulwer-Lytton
rede
- advice or counsel
- an explanation
- to advise; counsel
- to explain
Word Origin for rede
Word Origin and History for rede
"counsel, advice," Old English ræd "advice, counsel;" see read (v.). Cognate with Old Saxon rad "advice, counsel, help, advantage," Dutch raad "advice, counsel," German Rat "advice, counsel," Old Norse rað "advice, consideration, remedy, power; marriage."