Advantage
Advantage verb - To provide with something useful or desirable.
Usage example: there's no question that that bicycle racer was significantly advantaged by a great set of genes
Damage
Damage verb - To reduce the soundness, effectiveness, or perfection of.
How words are described
| good | good advantage | good damage |
| high | high advantage | high damage |
| physical | physical advantage | physical damage |
| full | full advantage | full damage |
| Other adjectives: considerable, actual, real, massive, big, extreme, great, serious, huge, little, potential, major, incredible, psychological, possible, minor, extra, additional, significant, tremendous, greater. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- And, to top it all of, she can take advantage of SMP Loops to do EXTREMELY high damage combos that have low damage per hit but LAST A LONG TIME.
Source: Difficult but Awesome -
Although without the specific equipment setup required (Which only three characters could take advantage of), even enemies at the beginning of the game will do single point damage.
Source: Scratch Damage - Lucario's damage output increases as he himself takes more damage, making him a character all about managing risk and taking advantage of bad situations.
Source: Mechanically Unusual Fighter
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