Pronunciation: /ˈvæntɪdʒ/
noun a position, condition, or place that affords some advantage or benefit
A1 From my vantage point, I could see the entire city.
A2 Standing on the hill provided a good vantage for watching the sunset.
B1 The hotel room had a balcony with a great vantage of the ocean.
B2 The sniper positioned himself on the rooftop for a clear vantage of the target.
C1 The CEO's vantage on the industry trends allowed her to make strategic decisions.
C2 The historian's vantage on the events of the past provided valuable insights into the historical context.
adjective relating to or providing a strategic advantage or benefit
A1 From my vantage point, I could see the whole city.
A2 She had a vantage position at the front of the line.
B1 The hotel room offered a vantage view of the beach.
B2 The drone provided a vantage perspective of the landscape.
C1 The CEO's vantage position allowed him to make strategic decisions.
C2 The journalist had a vantage point for observing the political rally.
formal From this vantage point, we can see the entire city skyline.
informal Let's climb up to that vantage spot for a better view.
slang I found the perfect vantage for taking Instagram photos.
figurative Looking at the situation from a different vantage, I realized there was a better solution.
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