be disadvantaged

Frequency: 8.525.1 per million words

Used to describe a current state of being in an unfavorable position.

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Examples (10)

  • Children from low-income families often are socially disadvantaged.
  • In the past, women were severely disadvantaged in the workplace.
  • These communities have been economically disadvantaged for decades.
  • Without proper funding, the school's students will be disadvantaged.
  • He felt he was disadvantaged because he didn't attend a prestigious university.
  • Being disadvantaged early in life can have long-lasting effects.
  • Why are certain groups still so disadvantaged in our society?
  • If the new law passes, rural areas would be disadvantaged.
  • The report highlighted that many people with disabilities are disadvantaged when it comes to employment.
  • She knew she was disadvantaged by her lack of experience, but she applied for the job anyway.