Term Gallery logo

Meanings of full advantage in English

We have no meanings for "full advantage" in our records yet.
Usage of full advantage in English
1
So that people can take full advantage of this new form factor?
Wired
2
We shall be alone; I want the full advantage of your talk.
Our Friend the Charlatan
3
The psychological moment came, and the President took full advantage of it.
Woodrow Wilson as I Know Him
4
They moved quickly to take full advantage of these simple trustful souls.
The Forest Monster of Oz
5
To judge by his performance, he has taken full advantage of them.
Reuters
6
These were near-ideal circumstances, and he was taking full advantage of them.
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Seas: An Underwater Tour of th...
7
Their chemistry took full advantage of both the seas and the jungles.
A Case of Conscience
8
He urges Australians to take full advantage of their library's money-saving offerings.
News.com.au
9
Playing against the breeze in the first half, GMIT took full advantage.
The Irish Times
10
He took full advantage, coaxing and seducing with his mouth, his tongue.
Declaration of Courtship
11
Francine took the full advantage of that change in her favor.
"I Say No"
12
Historically, law enforcement officers and prison guards in particular have taken full advantage.
Ebony
13
And evidence suggests that consumers take full advantage of this flexibility.
Wired
14
The grateful Serb took full advantage going on to hold serve.
The Guardian
15
Existing surveillance systems should be redesigned to take full advantage of the method.
Pubmed
16
They weren't able to take full advantage of 15 offensive rebounds.
Reuters
This collocation consists of:
Full advantage through the time
Full advantage across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
More variants