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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
(chess) advantageous
Hi.
He said:
"Having fewer pawn islands than the opponent is advantageous."
Why did he not use 'useful' or 'helpful' instead of 'advantageous'?
Thanks in advance
He said:
"Having fewer pawn islands than the opponent is advantageous."
Why did he not use 'useful' or 'helpful' instead of 'advantageous'?
Thanks in advance
Top answer
Advantageous is a stronger thought than just useful or helpful. Having fewer **** islands will put you at an advantage to your opponent, making it easier for you to win. To say something is useful or helpful is more along the lines of small accumulative steps that make your game less strenuous.
- Advantageous is a stronger thought than just useful or helpful.
- Having fewer **** islands will put you at an advantage to your opponent, making it easier for you to win.
- To say something is useful or helpful is more along the lines of small accumulative steps that make your game less strenuous.
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Advantageous is a stronger thought than just useful or helpful. Having fewer **** islands will put you at an advantage to your opponent, making it easier for you to win. To say something is useful or helpful is more along the lines of small accumulative steps that make your game less strenuous.
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