Advantage
Advantage noun - The more favorable condition or position in a competition.
Grief
Grief noun - Deep sadness especially for the loss of someone or something loved.
How words are described
| good | good advantage | good grief |
| particular | particular advantage | particular grief |
| considerable | considerable advantage | considerable grief |
| true | true advantage | true grief |
| Other adjectives: sheer, obvious, powerful, real, crushing, extreme, great, serious, little, main, personal, major, psychological, minor, extra, overwhelming, tremendous, greater, insane. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Also happens in the second movie when Kif is killed, and while he gets better he finds out that Amy in her grief slept with Zapp Brannigan, who sketchily took advantage of the situation.
Source: Accidental Adultery - This is notable because he was brought back using the same method as Lady Stark, however he was brought back immediately upon dying instead of being dead for several days and he had the advantage of not having been driven insane with grief before death.
Source: Damaged Soul - His younger brother Dafydd took advantage of his overwhelming grief to persuade Llewelyn to stage one last, dangerous campaign against the English, which they very much lost.
Source: Death by Childbirth
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