Collocation Dictionary
Common collocations with disadvantaged in American Collocation
from a particular point of view
economically
educationally
financially
socially
socio-economically
There is a higher incidence of behavioural problems in children from economically disadvantaged populations.
seriously
doubly
especially
particularly
seriously
severely
significantly
substantially
Some minority groups have prospered in Britain, but others remain severely disadvantaged.
unfairly
disproportionately
relatively
unfairly
Ensure that the disabled student is not unfairly disadvantaged by selection procedures.
a person or group or the situation they live in
background
child
circumstances
community
group
household
individual
minority
youth
As the city’s wealth and reputation has grown, so has the gap between its prosperous and disadvantaged communities.
place/area
area
neighbourhood
region
The Groundwork team has a long-term commitment to supporting people in disadvantaged neighbourhoods.