Right
Vantage
Vantage noun - The more favorable condition or position in a competition.
Both words in one sentence
- To the right of the door (from the vantage point of the viewer) was Mike's den/work study.
Source: Standardized Sitcom Housing - The front door opened into the living room (stage right, to the audience's vantage point), with a staircase at the top of the stage to the audience's vantage point and the dining area at the end of the living room.
Source: Standardized Sitcom Housing -
Next, with a seed of doubt in his mind, Reacher investigates the location of the shooting and deems it a poor vantage point due to the location of the sun and targets moving left-and-right.
Source: Film / Jack Reacher
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