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disadvantageous

[dis-ad-vuhn-tey-juhs, dis-ad-] / dɪsˌæd vənˈteɪ dʒəs, ˌdɪs æd- /


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The buyers accuse the company of exploiting them and pushing them to use Rocket’s mortgage company, even though the loan packages offered by Rocket were “disadvantageous” to the buyers, according to the lawsuit.

From MarketWatch

As a result, disadvantageous decision making can persist over time.

From Science Daily

The Nile Valley’s hot, dry climate is advantageous for growing wonderfully flavorful tomatoes but disadvantageous for harvesting them, given their extreme perishability once picked.

From The Wall Street Journal

But Lourenço has expressed regret over the deal, telling the New York Times that it was "disadvantageous" to Angola.

From BBC

Know that these are among the most disadvantageous places to put college savings because they weigh more in the need formula.

From Salon