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disadvantage [ˌdɪsədˈvɑ:ntɪʤ, Am -ˈvæn-] N

disadvantage

wada f

disadvantage

minus m

to put sb at a disadvantage

to work to sb's disadvantage

to work to sb's disadvantage

to be at a competitive disadvantage

to put sb at a disadvantage

English

The disadvantage, however, was that even more wood was needed to extend the mine, because blasting caused the rock to fissure. en.wikipedia.org

Various ways of nozzle atomization can be used each having its own advantages and disadvantages. en.wikipedia.org

There are some disadvantages specific to strip-till systems. en.wikipedia.org

Its disadvantage is that the size and weight of the cable are increased. en.wikipedia.org

This element is particularly substantial: holding the presidency may be, on balance, a disadvantage for member states. en.wikipedia.org

While either of these arguments alone turns the disadvantage, the two arguments together double-turn. en.wikipedia.org

Fuming has the disadvantage that it is not a very precise process. en.wikipedia.org

In a mountainous region they were at a terrible disadvantage. en.wikipedia.org

The disadvantage is perhaps at times some predisposition to a partial take or failure for the graft to take at all. en.wikipedia.org

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