advantageously

/ˌædvənˈteɪdʒəsli/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌædvənˈteɪdʒəsli/ (ame, ipa) · /¦ad-ˌvan-¦tā-jəs-lē,  -vən-/ (ame, mw)

advantageously — adverb

1. so as to put someone or something in a better position, or to help a plan, deal,

1.副詞C2
釋義

so as to put someone or something in a better position, or to help a plan, deal, or arrangement turn out better

例句

The hotel is advantageously placed near the station and old market.

collocation: advantageously placed

Liang displayed the mangoes advantageously beside the busy front door.

formal adverb showing helpful arrangement

同義詞
  • favorably

    broader and more common, especially for comparisons or public opinion

  • profitably

    narrower and usually focused on money or commercial gain

  • beneficially

    stresses a helpful effect rather than being in a stronger position

反義詞
  • disadvantageously

    direct opposite, describing a way that leaves someone worse off

  • unfavorably

    broader opposite, often used for conditions or comparisons that do not help

文法句型

be + advantageously + placed/located

verb + advantageously

compare advantageously with + noun

用法筆記

Common in formal descriptions of location, business terms, and comparisons. It often appears with verbs such as place, arrange, sell, or compare, rather than in casual conversation.

常見錯誤

❌The flat is advantageously to the station.
✅The flat is advantageously placed near the station.
💡'Advantageously' usually modifies a verb or participle such as 'placed' or 'located', not a bare location phrase.
❌Our deal was advantageously than theirs.
✅Our deal was more advantageous than theirs.
💡After a linking verb, use the adjective 'advantageous', not the adverb 'advantageously'.