English Dictionary
Definition of “advantageous”
advantageous (ˌædvənˈteɪdʒəs
)
Definitions
adjective
- producing advantage
Alternative Forms
ˌadvanˈtageously adverb ˌadvanˈtageousness noun
Usage examples
Llewelyn and I made a most advantageous marriage for her, and I stood godmother to her firstborn.
Penman, Sharon, Here Be Dragons (1986)This was to counter Pakistan's rejection of a no-first-use pact saying it would be advantageous to India.
India Today (1998)-- BOB WAGNER, 59 BELL CANADA "I think the WHO reversing its decision is advantageous for the whole country, not just Toronto.
Toronto Sun (2003)He saw Trafficmaster memos revealing advantageous news which a friend who worked there had left unattended in Isaacs ' kitchen.
Sun, News of the World (2005)New Zealand's colonial association with the UK was economically advantageous to both parties.
Cloke, Paul J (ed), Rural Land-Use Planning in Developed Nations (1989)
