Disadvantage
Disadvantage noun - A feature of someone or something that creates difficulty for achieving success.
Price and disadvantage are semantically related In some cases you can use "Price" instead a noun "Disadvantage".
Nearby Word: disadvantageous
Price
Price noun - The amount of money that is demanded as payment for something.
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Synonyms for Price
Disadvantage and price are semantically related in downside topic. Sometimes you can use "Disadvantage" instead a noun "Price".
How words are described
| certain | certain disadvantage | certain price |
| initial | initial disadvantage | initial price |
| considerable | considerable disadvantage | considerable price |
| substantial | substantial disadvantage | substantial price |
| Other adjectives: heavy, real, massive, large, big, increased, great, serious, huge, horrible, possible, additional, tremendous. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Karl Marx Hates Your Guts is about the price of items staying the same when it puts the player at a disadvantage.
Source: Trope Distinctions / A to C - Adam Smith Hates Your Guts is about the price of items going up when this puts the player at a disadvantage.
Source: Trope Distinctions / A to C -
In A Brother's Price Jerin pulls this on the villains, justifying it by pointing out that if he were more honest than them, he would be at a disadvantage, and he prefers to "meet people at their level".
Source: I Lied
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