Advantage and Force

Advantage

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

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Force and advantage are semantically related in value topic. In some cases you can use "Force" instead a noun "Advantage".

Force noun - A body of persons at work or available for work.

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Advantage and force are semantically related in value topic. Sometimes you can use "Advantage" instead a noun "Force".

physical	physical advantage	physical force
full	full advantage	full force
natural	natural advantage	natural force
single	single advantage	single force
Other adjectives: sheer, small, strong, powerful, actual, real, massive, large, great, main, personal, new, major, political, military, overwhelming, greater, larger, primary.

Princess Kraehe once took advantage of this by holding him hostage to force her to do so, but Tutu instead expresses her emotions through dance.

Source: Disappears into Light
Before the widespread use of firearms, the ability for a force to retain close order cohesion and stay organized on the battlefield was of great tactical advantage.

Source: Attack Pattern Alpha
Stearns uses this as a tactical advantage by waiting until the middle of winter to attack an enemy force.

Source: Exploited Immunity

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