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vantage
noun
A position or circumstance that affords a favorable view or advantage.
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The Bell That Rang at Low Tide · paragraph 5SEE IT IN USE
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From the vantage of the choir loft, she could read every name on the banner.
From a vantage halfway up the steps, the youngest drummer spotted a second exit.
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