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. Stuart Roy:

   Trump's crudeness, coupled with his questionable business practices and taking advantage of regular Americans, is telling a more complete story about who Donald Trump is and it is not a pretty picture, the polls are getting closer in Florida because the ads are telling a powerful narrative that until now most Americans hadn't heard.

2. Sandy Fielden:

   Because of their proximity and ease of access to this market, Gulf producers have a natural advantage selling new output to Gulf Coast refiners.

3. Huckabee Sanders:

   As my dad likes to say, we're at a great advantage because we've been through this before, and we're at a great disadvantage because we've been through this before, he's going to have a bigger target on his back.

4. Simon Billenness:

   When the Burmese regime started to open up, they did take advantage of that, but they dropped sanctions too soon and gave up their leverage.

5. W. Lance Bennett:

   Perhaps the most obvious political effect of controlled news is the advantage it gives powerful people in getting their issues on the political agenda and defining those issues in ways likely to influence their resolution.

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