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Either definition works. You can take advantage of (exploit) someone at their expense, or your can take advantage of (leverage) their capabilities to mutual gai
by sliverstorm 13y ago
Either definition works. You can take advantage of (exploit) someone at their expense, or your can take advantage of (leverage) their capabilities to mutual gain.
Frank took advantage of Amazon's 2-day shipping to do his last-minute Christmas shopping
- rayiner 13y agoYes, but when someone says "Bob took advantage of Amanda" they likely do not meant Bob leveraged Amanda's capabilities to mutual gain.