Disadvantage, harm, loss.

Disadvantage, loss.

Lack of (material or immaterial) profit; unprofitableness, uselessness. Also: †harm, damage (obsolete).

Detriment; damage or harm to one's situation, interests, standing, etc. Now chiefly in to the disadvantage of.

A disadvantage. Frequently in at an afterdeal. Cf. fordeal, n. 1.

with plural. An inconvenient circumstance; something that interferes with ease or comfort, or causes trouble; a disadvantage, a discomfort.

= inconvenience, n. 4b.

That which is contrary to interest or advantage; disadvantage, prejudice, injury; something against the interest of or disadvantageous to (a person…

Disadvantage.

An act or instance of ‘letting down’: (a) a drawback, incident, disadvantage; (b) a come-down, a ‘drop’ in circumstances; (c) a disappointment. slang.