Advantage (2)
Advantagen.superiority, benefit, overmeasure
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Advantaged
Advantagedpa.having advantages, profited
Advantageous
Advantageousa.profitable, convenient, useful
Advantageously
Advantageouslyad.profitably, conveniently
Advantageousness
Advantageousnessn.convenience, usefulness, use
Advene
Advenev.to come to or be added
Advenient
Advenienta.coming to, added externally
Advent
Adventn.four weeks before Christmas, a coming
Adventitious
Adventitiousa.accidental, casual, not natural, additional added
Adventual
Adventuala.belonging to advent, accidental
Adventure
Adventuren.accident, chance, enterprise, trial
Adventure (2)
Adventurev.t.to try the chance, dare, hazard
Adventurer
Adventurern.one that hazards or tries
Adventurous
Adventurous, or Adventuresomea.hazardous, daring
Adventurously
Adventurouslyad.boldly, daringly, hazardously
Adverb
Adverbn.a word which modifies the action of a verb, or the quality of other words
Adverbial
Adverbiala.relating to or like an adverb
Adverbially
Adverbiallyad.in manner or form of an adverb
Adversary
Adversaryn.an opponent, enemy, foe, competitor
Adversary (2)
Adversarya.having an opposing party
Adversative
Adversativea.denoting opposition
Adversative (2)
Adversativen.that which denotes opposition
Adverse
Adversea.contrary, calamitous, unfortunate
Adversely
Adverselyad.unfortunately, oppositely, crossly
Adversity
Adversityn.affliction, calamity, misery, distress
Advert
Advertv.to turn, attend, regard, observe, heed
Advertence
Advertence, or Advertencyn.attention, heed