Edge
Edge noun - The more favorable condition or position in a competition.
Usage example: my big feet give me something of an edge in swimming
Interference is an antonym for edge.
Interference
Interference noun - Something that makes movement or progress difficult.
Usage example: without the interference of the rain, we could have made good time on that road trip
Edge is an antonym for interference.
How words are described
| massive | massive edge | massive interference |
| little | little edge | little interference |
| supernatural | supernatural edge | supernatural interference |
| mental | mental edge | mental interference |
| Other adjectives: political, possible, outside, additional, significant, western. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Of course, Edge wasn't too sorry about this anyway, since Matt's interference enabled him to win the title.
Source: Not Me This Time -
When Henry tells him his brilliance is being wasted as a desk jockey, Stark points out that he's much more valuable where he is, being the person that makes their cutting edge research happen with as little interference as possible.
Source: Desk Jockey -
In "The Edge of Destruction", the Doctor drugs Barbara and Ian's drinks to knock them out so he can investigate what is happening to the TARDIS without interference.
Source: Slipping a Mickey
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