disadvantageously Sentence Examples
- Being located disadvantageously, the small town suffered from a lack of economic opportunities.
- The company's disadvantageously high production costs led to financial losses.
- The team's disadvantageously low morale affected their performance on the field.
- Due to its disadvantageously small size, the company faced challenges in competing with larger rivals.
- The product's disadvantageously high price discouraged potential customers from making purchases.
- The project's disadvantageously short timeline made it difficult for the team to complete their tasks.
- The country's disadvantageously weak currency made it difficult to import goods.
- The politician's disadvantageously controversial remarks alienated voters and damaged their chances of winning the election.
- The athlete's disadvantageously slow start in the race put them at a disadvantage compared to their competitors.
- The disadvantageously harsh weather conditions made it difficult for the construction crew to complete their work.
disadvantageously Meaning
disadvantageously (r)
in a disadvantageous way; to someone's disadvantage
Synonyms & Antonyms of disadvantageously
Synonyms:
- risky
- counter
- dangerous
- destructive
- harmful
- inimical
- unfriendly
- hazardous
- unsympathetic
- bad
- threatening
- damaging
- prejudicial
- untoward
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- deleterious
- parlous
- offensive
- injurious
- baneful
- slanderous
- unsafe
- scathing
- antipathetic
- ruinous
- conflicting
- jeopardizing
- uncongenial
- competing
- inhospitable
- intolerant
- hurtful
- ill
- imperiling
- murderous
- troublesome
- poisonous
- noxious
- unhealthy
- evil
- resistant
- detractive
- opposing
- perilous
- malignant
- baleful
- resisting
- imperilling
- uncooperative
- fatal
- lethal
- pernicious
- defamatory
- antagonistic
- wounding
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word disadvantageously
in a disadvantageous way; to someone's disadvantage
unfavorable, hostile, adverse, detrimental, negative, risky, counter, dangerous, destructive,harmful
positive, beneficial, sympathetic, favorable, advantageous, helpful, supportive, friendly, useful, good
Being located disadvantageously, the small town suffered from a lack of economic opportunities.
The company's disadvantageously high production costs led to financial losses.
The team's disadvantageously low morale affected their performance on the field.
Due to its disadvantageously small size, the company faced challenges in competing with larger rivals.
