Advantageous: meaning, definitions and examples

Use this word when something gives you a better chance of success or an upper hand in a situation.

• It's advantageous to learn multiple languages in today's global job market.
• An advantageous position in chess often leads to a win.

This word is best for describing something that has positive effects or promotes well-being, health, or good results.

• A balanced diet is beneficial to your health.
• Regular exercise is beneficial for mental and physical well-being.

Use this word when conditions or circumstances are creating a good opportunity or situation.

• The weather was favorable for our picnic.
• She received a favorable review for her performance.

This word is most appropriate when talking about something that brings financial gain or is good for making profit.

• It was a profitable business venture.
• Her investments have been highly profitable.

This word works well when describing something or someone that provides assistance or makes a situation easier.

• Her advice was very helpful in making my decision.
• Maps and guides can be helpful when visiting a new city.