Advantage and Hazard

Advantage

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

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

Hazard noun - Something that may cause injury or harm.

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Advantage and hazard are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Advantage" instead a noun "Hazard".

Nearby Words: hazardous, hazarded, hazardously, hazarding

particular	particular advantage	particular hazard
natural	natural advantage	natural hazard
single	single advantage	single hazard
obvious	obvious advantage	obvious hazard
Other adjectives: actual, definite, real, massive, big, serious, huge, potential, main, inherent, new, major, minor, additional, significant, tremendous, greater, primary, added, biggest.

Asteroid fields or nebulae in Freelancer may have some environmental hazard that can really mess you up or be used as a tactical advantage.

Source: Negative Space Wedgie
In The Day of the Triffids, the triffids are a hazard, but the most dangerous threats faced by the protagonists are humans choosing to take advantage of the associated societal collapse.

Source: Beware the Living
It's stated that zombies are more of an environmental hazard than the real enemy, but can be used to the player's advantage (or harm), such as allowing zombies to finish off or distract wounded U.S.

Source: Video Game / Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City

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