to somebody's advantage

to (one's) advantage

In a way that benefits one. They turned the buyout deal to their advantage by working in a clause wherein they would receive pro rata compensation for earnings from merchandising. I know you're disappointed about the delay, but I think this can actually work to our advantage.

to somebody’s adˈvantage

so that somebody benefits: The rise in the value of the pound will work to the advantage of those planning a trip abroad this summer.

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to (one's) advantage
to advantage
get the advantage of
get the advantage of (something)
advantage
turn (something) to (one's) advantage
turn something to advantage
turn something to your advantage
turn to advantage
luckily for you

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Race is only used when it's to somebody's advantage, and I don't mean the workingman's advantage.

'I'm saying racism is unnatural.' (excerpt from 'Race')

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To Someone Too Sweet To Sleep Alone, So Move Over
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