sconsiglierà

Sconsiglierò is the first-person singular form of the Italian verb sconsigliare in the future indicative. It means “I will discourage” or “I will advise against.” The verb is transitive and can be used with a direct object or with a di-infinitive clause to indicate what is being discouraged.

Usage and meaning: Sconsigliare expresses an intention to dissuade someone from a course of action or to advise against a choice. It is used in both spoken and written Italian and can convey a firm or cautious stance depending on the context. The structure typically includes a direct object (the thing being discouraged) or a phrase with di + infinitive (to discourage doing something).

Examples:

- Ti sconsiglierò di comprare quel modello. (I will discourage you from buying that model.)

- Sconsiglierò quel ristorante ai miei amici. (I will not recommend that restaurant to my friends.)

- Sconsiglierò di investire in quel progetto finché non avremo più informazioni. (I will discourage investing in that project until we have more information.)

Etymology and related forms: The verb sconsigliare is formed from consigl i a re with the prefix s-, yielding the opposite sense of “to advise.” Related forms include sconsigliato (not recommended, dissuaded) and sconsigliando (dissuading, in the act of advising against). See also consigliare and dissuadere for contrastive meanings.