coign of vantage Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- impairment
- inequality
- obstruction
- embarrassment
- check
- hurdle
- rub
- impediment
- disability
- disparity
- imbalance
- bar
- shortcoming
- stranglehold
- obstacle
- interference
- stop
- let
- failing
Weak:
Strongest:
- edge
- vantage
- start
- jump
- advantage
- preference
- whip-hand
- pull
- opportunity
- high-ground
- privilege
- upper-hand
- lead
Strong:
- precedence
- drop
- odds
- blessing
- head-start
- catbird-seat
- leg-up
- inside-track
- margin
- stead
- allowance
- bulge
- benefit
Weak:
Meaning of coign of vantage
coign of vantage
an advantageous position
coign of vantage Sentence Examples
- The lookout perched himself on a coign of vantage, surveying the battlefield with eagle eyes.
- From his elevated coign of vantage, the architect had a panoramic view of the cityscape.
- The hummingbird hovered at a coign of vantage, its long beak delicately probing the petals of a flower.
- The telescope was strategically placed at a coign of vantage, offering astronomers an uninterrupted view of the celestial bodies.
- The geologist scrambled to a coign of vantage, eager to study the intricate rock formations below.
- The sniper found a secluded coign of vantage, hidden from the enemy's line of sight.
- The mountain goat stood at a coign of vantage, its keen eyes scanning the rugged terrain for predators.
- The bird's nest was ingeniously concealed in a coign of vantage, protected from the elements and prying eyes.
- The photographer carefully selected a coign of vantage that would capture the sunrise in its full glory.
- The crowd surged towards the coign of vantage, eager to witness the triumphant procession firsthand.
FAQs About the word coign of vantage
an advantageous position
edge, vantage, start, jump,advantage, preference, whip hand, pull, opportunity, high ground
penalty,liability, disadvantage, drawback, detriment, handicap, strike, minus, impairment, inequality
The lookout perched himself on a coign of vantage, surveying the battlefield with eagle eyes.
From his elevated coign of vantage, the architect had a panoramic view of the cityscape.
The hummingbird hovered at a coign of vantage, its long beak delicately probing the petals of a flower.
The telescope was strategically placed at a coign of vantage, offering astronomers an uninterrupted view of the celestial bodies.
