Advantage
Advantage noun - The more favorable condition or position in a competition.
Bars
Bars noun - Gymnastic apparatus consisting of two parallel wooden rods supported on uprights.
Advantage is an antonym for bars in topics: barrier, rod, legal system, establishment serving alcohol.
Both words in one sentence
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He uses this to his advantage by taking Nazi officers out to bars and getting them drunk while he remains level-headed and able to exploit them.
Source: The Alcoholic -
Meowth even uses this to his advantage at one point, where not only does he free a poacher's caged-up Pokémon, but he comments that he's been electrocuted by Pikachu so much that the electrified bars are nothing to him.
Source: Harmless Electrocution -
In one of her standup acts, Margaret Cho once joked that an advantage to being of Asian descent in the United States while going out to bars was that, when getting hit on by a guy in whom you are totally uninterested, you can state in You No Take Candle that you don't speak English.
Source: You No Take Candle
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