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advantageous
/ˌædvənˈteɪd͡ʒəs/
This word is more formal than "helpful" or "good." It is commonly used in business, law, and academic writing to describe situations that provide a strategic benefit. When using this word to describe a person's appearance, it usually refers to how they are presented (like the lighting or the camera angle) rather than their natural looks.
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If we move the pitch to Friday, it'd be way more advantageous for the budget.
Bet. Let's just wing it then.
Meanings
Providing an advantage; favorable or beneficial to a particular purpose or person.
"The new trade agreement proved to be highly advantageous for small businesses."
Creating a flattering impression of someone's appearance, typically through lighting or positioning.
"The photographer chose an advantageous angle to make the building look more imposing."