disadvantage in Greek
disadvantage in Greek is μειονέκτημα — disadvantage means a drawback, weakness, or unfavorable circumstance compared to others.
disadvantage in Greek
μειονέκτημα
Pronounced: meionektima
A weakness or undesirable characteristic; con; drawback.
What does "disadvantage" mean?
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noun A drawback, weakness, or unfavorable circumstance compared to others.
"The main disadvantage of the apartment is its distance from the station."
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verb To put someone in a weaker or less favorable position.
"The new rule disadvantages smaller businesses."
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disadvantage in a sentence
- The main disadvantage of the apartment is its distance from the station.
- Being short is a disadvantage in basketball.
- The new rule disadvantages smaller businesses.
- Growing up in poverty had disadvantaged him from the start.
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What is "disadvantage" in Greek?
"disadvantage" in Greek is μειονέκτημα. disadvantage means: A drawback, weakness, or unfavorable circumstance compared to others.
How do you pronounce μειονέκτημα?
"disadvantage" in Greek is μειονέκτημα, pronounced "meionektima".
How do you use "disadvantage" in a sentence?
Example: "The main disadvantage of the apartment is its distance from the station." In Greek, "disadvantage" is μειονέκτημα.
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