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disadvantage

Definition for disadvantage

noun as in hurt, loss

Strongest matches

detriment, harm, prejudice

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But she believes systemic racism – a point acknowledged in the race equality action plan for Wales – only serves to further disadvantage women.

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As the use of AI continues to explode within education, these are the advantages and disadvantages students and teachers are weighing.

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For most teams, playing so much short-handed hockey would be a major disadvantage.

And before the Americans ever teed off, strategic miscues placed them at a crushing disadvantage.

Many come from disadvantaged countries in the Middle East, Africa and South and East Asia.

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