Advantage
Advantage noun - The more favorable condition or position in a competition.
Troubles
Advantage is an antonym for troubles in topics: annoyance, something requiring great effort, bad health.
Both words in one sentence
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The most egregious example is where the filmmakers took advantage of having the monster, the dragon Vermithrax, graphically kill one when he confronted the dragon, tried to cow it in the name of God and got burnt to death for his troubles.
Source: Unfortunate Implications -
He chews on a pencil, and then a girl takes advantage of Shoda's psychological troubles for fun by showing him a picture of a watermelon slice, making Shoda hallucinate it is an actual watermelon slice.
Source: Horror Hunger - The songs on the second Weezer album, Pinkerton, are about lead singer Rivers Cuomo's various troubles after the release of his first album, such as his guilty feelings as a result of using his rock star status to take advantage of women.
Source: Creator Breakdown / Music
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