vantage point Antonyms
Meaning of vantage point
vantage point (n)
a place from which something can be viewed
vantage point ()
A point giving advantage; vantage ground.
vantage point Sentence Examples
- From my vantage point on the hill, I had an unobstructed view of the battlefield below.
- The sniper took up a vantage point in the bell tower, providing him with a clear shot at his targets.
- The journalist sought a vantage point that would allow her to witness the historic event firsthand.
- The bird watched from its vantage point high in the tree, its keen eyes scanning the surrounding area.
- The mountaintop offered a panoramic vantage point from which one could admire the vast expanse of the valley.
- The photographer climbed to a nearby peak to gain a better vantage point for capturing the sunrise.
- The reconnaissance team established a vantage point overlooking the enemy base, gathering vital intelligence.
- The binoculars provided a closer vantage point, allowing me to observe the details of the distant cityscape.
- The drone hovered above, providing a real-time vantage point of the unfolding events below.
- The towering skyscraper gave us a unique vantage point from which to survey the bustling metropolis.
FAQs About the word vantage point
a place from which something can be viewedA point giving advantage; vantage ground.
outlook, viewpoint,perspective, point of view, frame of reference, eye view,opinion, standpoint, view, angle
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From my vantage point on the hill, I had an unobstructed view of the battlefield below.
The sniper took up a vantage point in the bell tower, providing him with a clear shot at his targets.
The journalist sought a vantage point that would allow her to witness the historic event firsthand.
The bird watched from its vantage point high in the tree, its keen eyes scanning the surrounding area.
