6 Metaphors for counsellor

His counsellor was Simorg, king of birds, the all-wise fowl, who had lived ever since the beginning of the world, and now lives alone on the highest summit of Mount Kaf.

His counsellors had been partly politicians, who for various reasons, good and bad, wished to gain West European sympathy for their country, involved in potential bondage to Russia since the Treaty of Unkiar Skelessi (1833), and recently afflicted by Ibrahim Pasha's victory at Nizib; and they looked to Great Britain to get them out of the Syrian mess.

Oh, a most wise and prudent counsellor was the Playmate in these days.

Trust me, dearest, in the crisis of a woman's life there is one only counsellor she should listen to, and that counsellor is her own heart.

His most trusted counsellors were the prophets Gad and Nathan.

The only confidential counsellor who attended the king in this expedition was Lord Digby.

6 Metaphors for  counsellor