Pronunciation: /dɪsədˈvæntɪdʒ/
noun a condition or circumstance that puts one in a favorable or superior position
A1 One disadvantage of living in a small town is limited access to amenities.
A2 A major disadvantage of using public transportation is the lack of flexibility in scheduling.
B1 One disadvantage of online shopping is the inability to try on clothes before purchasing.
B2 An important disadvantage of globalization is the potential loss of cultural identity.
C1 The disadvantage of relying solely on renewable energy sources is the variability in power generation.
C2 One significant disadvantage of social media is the impact it can have on mental health and well-being.
formal One disadvantage of the new policy is the increased paperwork it requires.
informal The main disadvantage of living in the city is the noise and pollution.
slang The biggest disadvantage of online shopping is the long wait for delivery.
figurative Seeing the glass as half empty can be a disadvantage in a world full of opportunities.
disadvantaged
disadvantages
more disadvantageous
most disadvantageous
disadvantages
will disadvantage
has disadvantaged
is disadvantaging
disadvantage
disadvantageous
to disadvantage
disadvantaging
disadvantaged