advantaged (Meaning)

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advantaged (imp. & p. p.)

of Advantage

The academically gifted students were advantaged in the competition due to their exceptional knowledge.
Being born into a wealthy family can leave individuals advantaged in terms of access to resources and opportunities.
The team with a strong and experienced coach felt advantaged over their less-seasoned opponents.
Those proficient in technology are often advantaged in the rapidly evolving job market.
In negotiations, having a clear understanding of the terms can leave one party feeling advantaged over the other.
The well-prepared candidate was advantaged during the job interview, showcasing a deep understanding of the industry.
Access to quality education can leave individuals advantaged in pursuing their career aspirations.
Possessing effective communication skills is often advantaged in building successful personal and professional relationships.
In the competitive business world, companies with innovative strategies are advantaged in staying ahead of the competition.
The team that secured the top draft pick felt advantaged in building a stronger roster for the upcoming season.

of Advantage

privileged, blest, blessed, better-off,successful, monied, well-to-do, substantial, propertied, affluent

indigent,poor, impecunious, disadvantaged, destitute, poor, deprived, impoverished, destitute, penniless

The academically gifted students were advantaged in the competition due to their exceptional knowledge.

Being born into a wealthy family can leave individuals advantaged in terms of access to resources and opportunities.

The team with a strong and experienced coach felt advantaged over their less-seasoned opponents.

Those proficient in technology are often advantaged in the rapidly evolving job market.