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Vantage

usgb/ˈvæntɪdʒ/Volume
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Position MattersPlay
The physical location you're in can change the way 'vantage' is understood. SlideClimb to the roof for a better vantage of the cityscape.
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Observational AdvantagePlay
'Vantage' often implies a spot that offers a superior perspective or observation opportunity. SlideThe mountaintop offered a strategic vantage during the battle.
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Visual RelationPlay
'Vantage' refers to visual perception, not just physical location. SlideThrough binoculars, I had a clear vantage of the nest.