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advantageous
/ˌædvənˈteɪd͡ʒəs/
This word describes a state of being "in the right place" or "under the right conditions" to achieve success. It suggests a strategic benefit rather than just a general feeling of happiness or well-being. In professional and legal contexts, it is more formal than "helpful" or "good." It implies a calculated gain or a competitive edge over others. When applied to aesthetics or photography, the word shifts from strategic gain to visual optimization. In this sense, it refers to presenting something in its best possible light to hide flaws or emphasize strengths.
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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."