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Meanings of vantage in English

Portuguese
benefício
Catalan
superioritat
Spanish
delantera

The quality of having a superior or more favorable position.

benefício
Usage of vantage in English
1
Future historians will examine the missile crisis from still different vantage points.
One minute to midnight: kennedy, khrushchev, and castro on the b...
2
They can also provide good points of vantage, good sport-kickoff ,flight ,stopping
Hull zero three
3
From her vantage point, she saw a steep but possible way up.
The Valley of Horses
4
However, from the vantage point of a child, it most certainly is.
The Irish Times
5
There's no escaping it and yet your vantage point is entirely different.
The new yorker
6
I often ended up with a better vantage point than my colleagues.
Reuters
7
From his vantage point Bolan could see a number of parked vehicles.
Desperate cargo
8
From this vantage point, you can appreciate fully this unique natural treasure.
The South African
9
All our deeds are visited on us from a different vantage point.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
10
This vantage point served a practical as well as an aesthetic purpose.
Imajica: Complete Edition
11
The enclosed short side was nearest to our vantage point high above.
Rite of Passage
12
It also happened to be an optimum vantage point to observe Kate.
Damaged
13
The next several images showed the same structure from differing vantage points.
Break No Bones
14
From this vantage point, he spied a new wall to the southeast.
Climbing Magazine
15
But from the vantage point of the campaign the benefits are evident.
The Guardian
16
Lobuche East waiting for a glimpse of Everest from that vantage point.
Climbing Magazine
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Vantage through the time
Vantage across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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