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advantageousness

advantageousness

7.6
Something that gives a better chance of success
  • noun
  • /ˌæd.vænˈteɪ.dʒəs.nəs/
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  • The advantageousness of her plan was clear to everyone in the meeting.

Examples

  • The advantageousness of the new strategy became evident as sales began to rise.

  • We must assess the advantageousness of each proposal before making a decision.

  • His argument focused on the advantageousness of the partnership compared to other options.

  • The advantageousness of the new policy is clear.

  • Its advantageousness can lead to better outcomes.

  • During the discussion, the team highlighted the advantageousness of investing in renewable energy.

  • We recognized the advantageousness of collaborating with industry experts to improve our project.

Synonyms

advantage
vsadvantageousness
2.8

Something that helps a person do better than others

is the general quality that makes success or positive outcomes more likely
benefit
vsadvantageousness
1.0

An advantage that helps people or a community

focuses on the overall quality that creates such helpful results
profit
vsadvantageousness
144 1.6

Something that helps people or groups

is the general trait that makes those beneficial outcomes possible
utility
vsadvantageousness
63 3.5

The quality of being useful for a particular purpose

is about offering advantage for success, not just practical usefulness
plus
vsadvantageousness
11 2.1

Being helpful or an advantage in a situation

is the ongoing quality that makes such helpful facts or features occur
favorable position
vsadvantageousness
  • US
1 3.8

A situation that gives someone an advantage over others

is the broader quality that can create such an edge
optimality
vsadvantageousness
1 7.2

A condition when something works best for a task

denotes the general quality of offering advantages rather than being the absolute best
favorability
vsadvantageousness
  • US
1 4.1

The degree to which something is likely to help or give a good result

is the underlying quality that causes that likelihood rather than the measure
propitiousness
vsadvantageousness
  • Formal
9.9

A situation that makes success likely

is the general state of offering such success rather than the chance itself
profitableness
vsadvantageousness
5.1

How much a business, project, or idea makes money and gives benefit

is broader, covering any quality that promotes success not only money gains
favorableness
vsadvantageousness
  • US
5.1

A quality that makes a good result likely

is the core quality that underlies that promising state rather than the state

How Advantageous

advantage
2.8
advantageousness
7.6
disadvantage
108 2.9

Surface Forms

Morphology

advantageousness = advantageous (transparent) = advantage + ous + ness

Formed by the adjective 'advantageous' + '-ness'; the meaning (the state of being advantageous) is directly derived and predictable from the base.

Etymology

Advantageousness comes from the word advantage plus the endings -ous (meaning 'full of') and -ness (meaning 'a state or quality'). The root advantage once meant being 'before' others or in a better position, like in the word advance, so advantageousness is the quality of being helpful or likely to bring success.