Advantage
Advantage noun - The more favorable condition or position in a competition.
Difficulty
Difficulty noun - Something that is a cause for suffering or special effort especially in the attainment of a goal.
Usage example: the many difficulties that he encountered on the road from poor orphan to head of a major corporation
Nearby Word: difficult
How words are described
| high | high advantage | high difficulty |
| full | full advantage | full difficulty |
| particular | particular advantage | particular difficulty |
| initial | initial advantage | initial difficulty |
| Other adjectives: considerable, sheer, actual, real, massive, extreme, great, serious, little, unfair, main, inherent, new, extra, additional, significant, tremendous, greater, added, overall. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Although to those expecting this attack, it is easily taken advantage of, removing all difficulty from the entire fight.
Source: Total Party Kill -
Funny Foreigner: Originally Hankyung, whose early humor in variety shows mostly came from his difficulty to speak Korean and how the others pranked him by taking advantage of this.
Source: Music / Super Junior -
No Fair Cheating: Effectively what makes Death Wish difficulty so hard; not only is the AI advantage maxed out, but even cutting corners isn't allowed.
Source: Video Game / PAYDAY 2
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