Synonyms for advantaged
Antonyms for advantaged
EXAMPLES FROM THE WEB FOR ADVANTAGED
I see you have advantaged by practice with Vol au Vent, said the Marquis.
Let us next see how the Allies were advantaged and disadvantaged by their position.
Doubtless they served to blind him and this advantaged McGee who, unseen in the darkness, kept his Vickers going.
Because the truth would have prejudiced him whom I was serving; now falsehood has advantaged him.
In moral application a virtue is a quality in mankind whereby we are most advantaged.
I have been advantaged thereby before now, and did not know but by speaking no truth, I might have reaped the same benefit now.
By thine aid is he advantaged, and made strong by thy valour and prowess: Bitterest was that Battle in which thou didst engage.
WORD ORIGIN
early 14c., avantage, "position of being in advance of another," from Old French avantage "advantage, profit, superiority," from avant "before," probably via an unrecorded Late Latin *abantaticum, from Latin abante (see advance).
The -d- is a 16c. intrusion on the analogy of Latin ad- words. Meaning "a favoring circumstance" (the opposite of disadvantage) is from late 15c. Tennis score sense is from 1640s, first recorded in writings of John Milton, of all people. Phrase to take advantage of is first attested late 14c.