CEFR B2

advantageous

adjective

Meaning

Providing a benefit or favorable circumstance; helpful or useful.

Examples

It would be advantageous for us to invest in renewable energy sources now, before prices rise further.
Having a strong network of contacts can be highly advantageous when looking for a new job.

Synonyms: helpful, beneficial, favorable, propitious

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advantageous (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˌædvənˈteɪdʒəs/

Definition

Providing a benefit or favorable circumstance; helpful or useful.

Examples

It would be advantageous for us to invest in renewable energy sources now, before prices rise further.
Having a strong network of contacts can be highly advantageous when looking for a new job.
The new software proved advantageous for streamlining our workflow and increasing productivity.

How to Use advantageous

advantageous for (prepositional phrase): beneficial to or for a specific person, group, or purpose — "The new trade deal is advantageous for both participating countries."
advantageous to (prepositional phrase): beneficial to a specific person or thing — "It would be advantageous to your career to learn a second language."

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