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Meanings of have the benefit in English
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Usage of have the benefit in English
1
Written words have the benefit of being read over and over again.
2
You forget that you have the benefit of my knowledge and experience.
3
Let him have the benefit of his disgrace; it has saved him.
4
The child should have the benefit of the morning and evening air.
5
Our bank ought to have the benefit of some of the money.
6
If so, I should be glad to have the benefit of them.
7
T-Mobile owner Deustsche Telekom will now have the benefit of two bidders.
8
You, my dear Edgar, will not have the benefit of final impenitence.
9
Why shouldn't the poor little thing have the benefit of my guidance?'
10
I, however, did not have the benefit of Sugar Ray's experience.
11
Mr. Alway: There you have the benefit of the potash and the lime.
12
You ought to have the benefit of the rise in value.
13
You have the benefit of being able to start with them.
14
Mayflower descendants have the benefit of mountains of research, for instance.
15
I don't have the benefit of laws to protect my rights.
16
The prisoner should have the benefit of the doubt this time.
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Have the benefit through the time
Have the benefit across language varieties
United Kingdom
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Ireland
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United States of America
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