vantage game Antonyms
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Meaning of vantage game
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vantage game ()
The first game after the set is deuce. See Set, n., 9.
vantage game Sentence Examples
- From his elevated perch, the sniper had a vantage game over the enemy's stronghold.
- The tall building offered a strategic vantage game, allowing the surveillance team to monitor the surrounding area.
- The binoculars provided an extended vantage game, enabling the hiker to observe distant wildlife.
- The hilltop provided a panoramic vantage game, stretching across the vast valley below.
- The telescope's powerful magnification gave scientists a vantage game into the microscopic world.
- The tower's height bestowed a distinct vantage game, offering a comprehensive view of the city skyline.
- The cliff's edge offered a precarious vantage game, but rewarded climbers with breathtaking vistas.
- The aerial drone provided a unique vantage game, capturing stunning footage of the landscape from above.
- The balcony's railings served as a perfect vantage game for people-watching on the busy street below.
- The observation deck's spacious windows provided an unparalleled vantage game over the bustling metropolis.
FAQs About the word vantage game
The first game after the set is deuce. See Set, n., 9.
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From his elevated perch, the sniper had a vantage game over the enemy's stronghold.
The tall building offered a strategic vantage game, allowing the surveillance team to monitor the surrounding area.
The binoculars provided an extended vantage game, enabling the hiker to observe distant wildlife.
The hilltop provided a panoramic vantage game, stretching across the vast valley below.
