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vantage
noun as in advantage
Strongest match
Strong matches
- aid
- ascendancy
- asset
- assistance
- authority
- avail
- blessing
- boon
- break
- choice
- comfort
- convenience
- dominance
- drop
- edge
- eminence
- expediency
- favor
- gain
- good
- gratification
- help
- hold
- improvement
- influence
- interest
- lead
- leeway
- leverage
- luck
- mastery
- odds
- position
- power
- precedence
- preference
- prestige
- prevalence
- profit
- protection
- recognition
- resources
- return
- sanction
- start
- starting
- superiority
- support
- supremacy
- utility
- wealth
Weak matches
noun as in point of view
Example Sentences
Out-of-town goobers and locals alike hike up to various vantage points around it for a selfie or group shot.
She claims to have a nose for news while ignoring a fire raging in a nearby building that’s plainly visible from her vantage point.
Then, from a breath-taking vantage point, shown a valley where farmers once lived but have now been moved to other locations to help protect the ecosystem.
From a certain vantage, he’s got a point.
From my vantage point — again, about three-fourths of the way into the theater — the animatronic was a more-than-respectable approximation of Disney.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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