advice columnist
1 of 1noun/ædˈvaɪs ˈkɑləmnɪst/
Forms:advice columnists
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a newspaper, website, or magazine columnist that replies to e-mails and letters sent by readers and gives them advice
An advice columnist is a writer who provides guidance and solutions to readers' personal problems or questions, usually in a regular column in a newspaper or magazine. Readers submit their issues, ranging from relationship concerns to workplace challenges, and the columnist responds with suggestions or advice based on their experience or expertise. The goal is to help readers navigate difficult situations, offer different perspectives, and provide reassurance. Advice columnists often develop a unique writing style that connects with readers, making their columns both helpful and relatable.
- People often turn to the advice columnist for suggestions on how to handle relationship issues.
- The advice columnist received hundreds of letters every week from readers seeking guidance.
- In her latest column, the advice columnist tackled the topic of dealing with difficult coworkers.
- The advice columnist's thoughtful response helped the reader feel more confident about making a decision.
- After struggling with a tough situation, he decided to write to the advice columnist for some much-needed help.