Antonyms for to advantageto ad·van·tage

Princeton's WordNet

1. to advantageadverb

   in a manner that uses the most flattering or best aspects of

   "the dress brought out her figure to advantage"

How to use to advantage in a sentence?

1. Christopher Dembik:

   France has an advantage compared to other tourist destinations, there is no identical substitute.

2. Markus Schaefer:

   This kind of flexibility is a decisive competitive advantage.

3. Mohamed Radwan:

   We're seeing a rebound as bargain hunters come in to take advantage of lower prices.

4. David Hendler:

   If you want to reduce the pain for the staff in Germany, you have to cut more in New York and, maybe, London also. Deutsche Bank does not have a competitive advantage in investment banking in the United States.

5. Citibank Japan:

   This decision furthers Citi's global strategy of focusing our resources where we feel we have a competitive advantage, which includes our Institutional Clients Group businesses in Japan.

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