advantaged's Usage Examples:

, a facility caring for the needs of the developmentally disabled and disadvantaged.

Single mothers are the poorest women in society, and their children tend to be disadvantaged in comparison to their peers.

By operating in the UHF frequency band, a lower frequency band than that used by conventional terrestrial cellular networks, the MUOS provides warfighters with the tactical ability to communicate in disadvantaged environments, such as heavily forested regions where higher frequency signals would be unacceptably attenuated by the forest canopy.

He advanced round to meet amateur wrestler Dan Severn, but Taktarov's injured knee limited his performance, already disadvantaged by 55 lbs.

A growing awareness of the unequal access to debate spurred some individuals to focus on the need to expand access to disadvantaged groups in urban areas.

In 2018, a parent objected to this change on the grounds that it disadvantaged families who did not want to sell their former homes, arguing that the concerns about families moving away from the area after obtaining a place were not applicable to him and that school made the change without thinking of people in his situation.

To refute the latter claim, Brennan states that voters do not vote selfishly; in other terms, the advantaged group does not attempt to undermine the interests of the minority group.

This disadvantaged the BAR team significantly, as they were required to be the first two cars on the track.

The latter argument is about the policy outcomes; since there will be a demographic overrepresentation and underrepresentation in the noocratic body, the system will produce unjust outcomes, favoring the demographically advantaged group.

Family Find Me A Family is a British television series with the aim of rehoming of disadvantaged children with adoptive parents.

This can either create a place for the subject in the pack or lead to a spread of biased information through the society and can lead to negative modification in behaviors toward the subject, thus will significantly put the subject in a disadvantaged way both socially and mentally.

Synonyms:

preference, favorableness, vantage, gain, superiority, favourable position, favorable position, pull, profitableness, advantageousness, homecourt advantage, positiveness, handicap, positivity, clout, profit, favourableness, expedience, expediency, favour, asset, plus, good, lead, start, tax advantage, leverage, privilege, head start, favor,

Antonyms:

inexpediency, unfavorableness, inexpedience, liability, disadvantage,