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View definitions for taking advantage of

taking advantage of

verb as in impose upon

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Swanson suggests shopping early to take advantage of retailer deals, opting for store-brand stuffing, and taking advantage of stable year-over-year turkey prices.

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On the one hand, taking advantage of the steep increase in home values—which are up by 47% from 2020—means you can net a sweet profit when you sell.

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Tens of millions of Americans will be taking advantage of one of the nation’s underrated pieces of infrastructure: The national spare-bedroom supply.

From Slate

Taking advantage of the way society tends to overlook older women, Madeline finagles her way into a job at a prestigious Chicago law firm, where she is hellbent on proving that her new colleagues buried documents that could have taken opioids off the market and, in turn, prevented her daughter’s death.

"By taking advantage of the weight matrix rather than just using a generic compression algorithm for the bits that are representing the weight matrix, we were able to do much better."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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