disadvantaged in Finnish
disadvantaged in Finnish is alakynnessä, huono-osainen, vähävarainen — disadvantaged means lacking the resources, opportunities, or advantages that others have, especially due to poverty.
disadvantaged in Finnish
alakynnessä
Lacking an advantage relative to another.
huono-osainen
(euphemistic) Poor; in financial difficulties.
vähävarainen
(euphemistic) Poor; in financial difficulties.
What does "disadvantaged" mean?
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adj Lacking the resources, opportunities, or advantages that others have, especially due to poverty.
"The charity supports disadvantaged children in rural areas."
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disadvantaged in a sentence
- The charity supports disadvantaged children in rural areas.
- Coming from a disadvantaged background, she worked twice as hard to get into university.
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What is "disadvantaged" in Finnish?
"disadvantaged" in Finnish is alakynnessä, huono-osainen, vähävarainen. disadvantaged means: Lacking the resources, opportunities, or advantages that others have, especially due to poverty.
How do you use "disadvantaged" in a sentence?
Example: "The charity supports disadvantaged children in rural areas." In Finnish, "disadvantaged" is alakynnessä, huono-osainen, vähävarainen.
Are there other ways to say "disadvantaged" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 3 translations listed for "disadvantaged": alakynnessä, huono-osainen, vähävarainen.
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