Advantage and Coverage

Advantage

Advantage noun - The more favorable condition or position in a competition.

Coverage and advantage are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Coverage" instead a noun "Advantage".

Coverage

Coverage noun - The amount of something (as subject matter) included.
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Synonyms for Coverage

Advantage and coverage are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Advantage" instead a noun "Coverage".

Nearby Words: cover, covered, covering

How words are described

good good advantage good coverage
full full advantage full coverage
special special advantage special coverage
best best advantage best coverage
Other adjectives: better, complete, actual, real, massive, great, serious, huge, little, main, major, political, greater, insane.

Both words in one sentence

  • The new emo fans had an advantage, what with getting mainstream coverage and VASTLY outnumbering old school emo fans (and probably listening to music released in the same decade ).
  • Spy Satellites Later averted in the storyline Aylee, where a plan takes advantage of the gaps in satellite coverage.
  • Video Game / Splatoon While it has less damage, slower fire rate and worse turf coverage compared to most lower range shooters, Jet Squelchers have the advantage in combat as long as the user stays out of reach of any rivals.
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