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vantage
noun as in advantage
Strongest match
Strong matches
- aid
- ascendancy
- asset
- assistance
- authority
- avail
- blessing
- boon
- break
- choice
- comfort
- convenience
- dominance
- drop
- edge
- eminence
- expediency
- favor
- gain
- good
- gratification
- help
- hold
- improvement
- influence
- interest
- lead
- leeway
- leverage
- luck
- mastery
- odds
- position
- power
- precedence
- preference
- prestige
- prevalence
- profit
- protection
- recognition
- resources
- return
- sanction
- start
- starting
- superiority
- support
- supremacy
- utility
- wealth
Weak matches
noun as in point of view
Example Sentences
However, their vantage point on the health of the world economy has been clouded since the start of the month by the lack of available official data due to the ongoing US government shutdown.
SPO's polar vantage will provide the missing piece, enabling nearly global 4π coverage of the Sun for the first time in human history.
The effect from the audience’s vantage point, though, is thoroughly convincing.
“From this vantage point, this is one of the most financially attractive bank transactions that we’ve seen in decades.”
Out-of-town goobers and locals alike hike up to various vantage points around it for a selfie or group shot.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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