Advantage and Grace

Advantage

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

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

Grace

Grace noun - An act of kind assistance.
Usage example: in Victor Hugo's novel, Les Misérables, Jean Valjean's decision to go to jail for the man mistaken for him is a grace that goes beyond thanks

Advantage and grace are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Advantage" instead a noun "Grace".

How words are described

good good advantage good grace
high high advantage high grace
physical physical advantage physical grace
natural natural advantage natural grace
Other adjectives: considerable, sheer, real, big, little, slight, main, new, major, incredible.

Both words in one sentence

  • Literature / Sano Ichiro Honor Before Reason: Sano's saving grace on many occasions; his willingness to do what is right usually gives him an advantage when things look bad.
  • Film / Real Steel Humans Are Special: Partly the reason why Atom has an advantage over other boxers: His Shadow Mode allows him to fight with the grace of a human boxer, as opposed to his opponents, who tend to be operated from outside the ring.
  • Super-Powered Evil Side Not only is Fallen Grace actually willing to use her shape-shifting powers as a weapon - unlike the pacifistic (NOT Technical Pacifist) Grace - she's also got access to the Lespuko Spurs; special claws that retard healing, thus neutralizing the advantage of the Healing Factor.
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