Disadvantage
Disadvantage noun - A feature of someone or something that creates difficulty for achieving success.
Value is an antonym for disadvantage.
Nearby Word: disadvantageous
Value
Value noun - The amount of money for which something will find a buyer.
How words are described
| particular | particular disadvantage | particular value |
| certain | certain disadvantage | certain value |
| initial | initial disadvantage | initial value |
| obvious | obvious disadvantage | obvious value |
| Other adjectives: real, extreme, great, potential, important, inherent, possible, additional, significant, tremendous, cultural, added, economic, strategic, numerical, tactical. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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The only real disadvantage that casters have is that installing cyberware will force them to cast spells less frequently, making defensive upgrades like Dermal Plating of dubious value.
Source: Videogame / Shadowrun Returns -
This makes them very good in short tournaments, but long tournaments (where players can gain 3-4 skill levels) see them at a disadvantage due to a poorer-than-average armour value.
Source: Tabletop Game / Blood Bowl -
Humorous footnote: The Eunuch disadvantage was also available (to males) in earlier editions, but its value was dropped from 5 points to a 1-point 'quirk' because too many Min-Maxing players were taking it.
Source: Celibate Hero
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