Advantage is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ADVANTAGE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to confer an advantage, a favourable condition, upon
• To give an advantage to; to further; to promote; to benefit; to profit.
NOUN:
• the opportunity to gain something; benefit or profit
• a favourable or desirable feature
• a score marking a point interim between deuce and winning the game
• a condition or circumstance that puts one in a favourable or superior position
• put in a favourable or superior position.
• more favourable position or state
• Any condition, circumstance, opportunity, or means, particularly favorable to success, or to any desired end; benefit; as, the enemy had the advantage of a more elevated position.
• Superiority; mastery; -- with of or over.
• Superiority of state, or that which gives it; benefit; gain; profit; as, the advantage of a good constitution.
• Interest of money; increase; overplus (as the thirteenth in the baker\'s dozen).
• the quality of having a superior or more favorable position
• (tennis) first point scored after deuce
• benefit resulting from some event or action
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• superiority of position or condition

Words related to ADVANTAGE

advantaged16 advantages15 advantaging17

Words that contain ADVANTAGE

advantaged16 advantages15 advantageous17 disadvantage18 advantageable20 disadvantaged20 disadvantages19 advantageously22 disadvantageous21 disadvantagedne22 advantageousnes20 advantageousness21 disadvantagedness24 disadvantageously26 advantageousnesses23 disadvantageousness25 disadvantagednesses26 disadvantageousnesses27

How to use ADVANTAGE in a sentence

• It has never been the policy of the two trading companies to take advantage of the miners.
• These heathen pirates, he sees, fight his people at terrible advantage by reason of their command of the sea.
• And let us pledge ourselves this day that their advantage, and honours, and rewards shall be cared for by us as soon as the consuls elect have entered on their magistracy.
• In every case the nails must be kept well back in order to avoid the weakened and degenerated horn at the toe, and to take advantage of the greater growth of horn at the heels.
• Taking advantage of their increasing animosity, he advanced towards Morocco, fighting and conquering the whole way.
• At any rate, the less we see of each other at present the better, for I do not wish to appear to be taking any undue advantage.
• Meanwhile, however, the balance of advantage rested with the invaders.
• Heaven grant, therefore, that our book may have an immense success, as women will obtain this advantage from it, that they will be treated as they deserve, that is, as queens.
• Unconsciously he resented that this old man should take advantage of knowing more of books to think that therefore he knew what he, Ishmael, would and would not like.
• If in the complete observation, however, any such advantage appears, we may treat it as a case of inhibition.
• In average seasons they will not require watering, and in this matter alone will be seen the advantage of raising from seeds instead of cuttings.
• His adversaries having begun the attack, he has the advantage of answering them, and remains unanswered himself.
• Like Gluck, Joseph Haydn had the rare advantage of developing constantly.
• Synge had the great advantage of writing all his plays, after the earliest, for the stage.
• Medium red clover may be followed with much advantage by certain catch crops sown at various times through the season of growth.
• It has the advantage of being simple, rugged, and efficient.
• They were, in fact, creeping up, taking advantage of every bit of cover.
• It was plainly an advantage for this man to ship his own horse from the south for the few days of sport.
• But by this second advantage he obtained not the end which he expected.
• Pitt instantly perceived his error, and he took the utmost advantage of it, by taking up the cause which Fox had suddenly deserted.
• The taking of Maestricht was the only advantage which he gained this campaign.
• Sponsilier and I took advantage of the delay and fortified the inner man against the night and the ride before us.
• It was their glory that they won the lost advantage back again.
• Each party, on that account, feared to oppose their petitions, lest the opposite party should take advantage of the one who might do so, by favoring them.
• In the trade I manage to get from you, through direct misrepresentation, or in a tacit advantage of your ignorance, more than the goods are really worth.

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