Advantage and Dignity

Advantage

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

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

Dignity noun - High position within society.

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Advantage and dignity are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Advantage" instead a noun "Dignity".

Nearby Words: dignified, dignify

high	high advantage	high dignity
clear	clear advantage	clear dignity
natural	natural advantage	natural dignity
complete	complete advantage	complete dignity
Other adjectives: considerable, great, little, inherent, personal, greater.

To that, Usagi stood upright in perfect defiant dignity saying, "Whatever fate I have, I will face it on my feet." Fortunately, he soon got the advantage to win the day.

Source: Defiant to the End
Genuine pity is often portrayed as an affront to the dignity of the pitied, as the pity-er is at least implicitly signaling their advantage over and superiority to the pitied, though there is also the popular Aesop that too much Pride is foolish and shallow.

Source: Don't You Dare Pity Me!
Snow Means Death: This is the case at the execution of Earl Thomas of Lancaster—and is taken gleeful advantage of by the audience, much to the exasperation of the earl, who finds it tricky to Face Death with Dignity while being pelted with snowballs.

Source: Series / Horrible Histories

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