vantage|vantages in English

noun

[van·tage || 'væntɪdʒ /'vɑːn-]

advantage, position of superiority; position providing an advantage in perspective

Use "vantage|vantages" in a sentence

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2. 2006 Astoned V8 Vantage 6-Speed

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5. From every vantage point of Alcyon, the

6. The Vantage is sure to become a classic.

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8. The whole dispute looked silly from my vantage point.

9. One of the major disad- vantages of Castrating early is that scrotal hernias are more difficult to detect.

10. I simply enjoy a unique vantage, one with privilege.

11. From a concealed vantage point, he saw a car arrive.

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13. There's lots of cover, high vantage points all around.

14. We've got vantage points, multiple exits, subways, highways and storm drains.

15. And from his vantage point, there was much to be pessimistic about.

16. From my vantage point on the hill, I could see the whole procession.

17. From Burke's vantage point, there is a lot to be unhappy about.

18. From our lofty vantage point, we could see the city spread out below us.

19. But the lifeguards have a better vantage point from which to spot hazards.

20. From this vantage point he watched, his searching eye never missing a detail.

21. The cafe was a good vantage point for watching the world go by.

22. A magnificent vantage point ("Känzeli") can be reached via an aerial passenger tramway.

23. From her piggyback vantage point she heard dry reeds whisper and water splash.

24. From our vantage point... the damage could have been a whole lot worse.

25. Skarsnik, watching from his vantage point on the mountain slopes, saw his army waver.