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advantageous

[ad-vuhn-tey-juhs] / ˌæd vənˈteɪ dʒəs /


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“So, if they are going to do something, they would want to do something early, where they get into advantageous positions that they can easily defend later.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Even if Epstein had committed no crimes, it would still be a hugely serious matter for the then business secretary apparently to pass a foreign financier sensitive and potentially advantageous government information.

From BBC

In some cases, an option like yours, which allows retirees to delay claiming until at least FRA, can be even more advantageous.

From MarketWatch

A weaker dollar could be advantageous for the White House as it aligns with efforts to make U.S. exports more competitive.

From The Wall Street Journal

These landscapes describe how advantageous or harmful a chromosome change is given a cell's current chromosome configuration.

From Science Daily