at a disadvantage



at a disadvantage

In an unfavorable position in comparison to others. They knew for weeks, but I'm just getting all of this information now—I'm at a disadvantage here. You'll be at a disadvantage playing tennis against someone as skilled as Katie.

at a disadvantage

in a position that gives one person an advantage over another Having too little money to spend has put me at a disadvantage with my friends.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Roderic-Catalan
EsmondEZ-məndEnglish (Rare)
Jude (2)JOODEnglish
Kreine-Yiddish
Abram['eibrəm]
Constans-Late Roman