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. Frank Demers:

   The actions of [Monge] in this case are reprehensible, the victim came to him for help, and sadly he took advantage of her in a manner that is criminal and immoral.

2. Kelsey Meyer:

   When we started Influence Co., there was a lot that I didn’t know, instead of allowing my lack of knowledge to hold me back, I used it to my advantage to connect with, and ask for, help from established leaders and others in the industry. People are receptive when you’re humble and willing to learn. Some of our first clients were actually people I reached out to when we started the company.

3. Benjamin Disraeli:

   Next to knowing when to seize an opportunity, the most important thing in life is to know when to forego an advantage.

4. Bryan Stirling:

   He definitely wouldve been out by now and hopefully wouldve gone on to a productive life and take advantage of some of the programs we have at SCDC, but he decided he wanted to walk away and now hes looking at some substantial time.

5. Adam Scott:

   The course is perfect so I had to take advantage of the morning conditions, i didn't play my best golf tee to greens, but I chipped and putted really well.

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