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vantage

[van-tij, vahn-] / ˈvæn tɪdʒ, ˈvɑn- /




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His method is to consider events from the different vantages of each character in an attempt to form a complete picture.

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These days, Mellencamp’s bare-bones box—the farthest seat from the field in Indiana University Memorial Stadium—has become Indiana’s most exclusive vantage.

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From that vantage point, she has found it “really impressive how he enables a broad open conversation,” she said.

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Mr. Pinkerton and the bank directors greeted Mr. Drysdale and his companion, and they all began a conversation that I could not follow from my vantage point.

From Literature

Her choice of homey subjects, unusual angles, or surprising vantage points adds to the tug, and her use of black outlines, for emphasis, helps sustain it.

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