Advantage
Advantage noun - The more favorable condition or position in a competition.
Usage example: your experience volunteering at the hospital will put you at an advantage when you're applying for a job there
Mastery and advantage are semantically related. in benefit topic. In some cases you can use "Mastery" instead a noun "Advantage", when it comes to topics like superiority.
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How words are described
| high | high advantage | high mastery |
| physical | physical advantage | physical mastery |
| full | full advantage | full mastery |
| particular | particular advantage | particular mastery |
| Other adjectives: natural, complete, true, strong, powerful, actual, real, great, enormous, innate, inherent, new, unique, greater, maximum, greatest, insane, strategic. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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After Terra's brief use of dark power costs him his Mark of Mastery exam, Xehanort takes advantage of Terra's strained relationship with the mentor (Eraqus) and offers him the validation he craves.
Source: Evil Mentor - The German Army's mastery of maneuver warfare (swift, coordinated, simultaneous assault with infantry, artillery, and air power) was its greatest advantage at the start of World War II.
Source: Opposing Combat Philosophies - This has the advantage of helping to improve form, enhance mastery and even help condition the body as very slow movements are harder to to do than fast or regular movements (for reference, try taking 2 minutes to sit down and stand up instead of 2 seconds).
Source: Willfully Weak
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