Disadvantage

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Negative NuancePlay
Conveys a slight negative feeling, suggesting a barrier to success. SlideHis outdated skills are a disadvantage in this tech-driven job market.
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Compare SituationsPlay
Use 'disadvantage' to compare two situations, showing how one is less favorable. SlideCommuting by car is a disadvantage compared to using the subway during rush hour.
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Overcome ChallengesPlay
Often used to imply a challenge that can be overcome with effort. SlideHer lack of funding is a disadvantage, but she's resourceful.