availed
Was of use
Availed is the past tense of avail, meaning to be of use or help.
It appears most often in the phrase to no avail, indicating that efforts were unsuccessful: They searched for hours, but to no avail.
To avail oneself of something is to make use of it: She availed herself of the opportunity.
Already been employed
- employedHaving paid work
- exploitedUnfairly utilized for benefit
- harnessedControlled and directed
- appliedPut into practice
exercised · engaged · deployed · drawn · tapped · accessed · resorted · invoked
used
Already been employed
applied · exercised · engaged · deployed · drawn · tapped · accessed · resorted · invoked · called upon
profited
Gained financial advantage
- gainedCame to possess
- capitalizedMade the first letter big
- prosperedSucceeded materially
advanced · improved · succeeded · thrived · furthered · helped · aided · assisted · served · advantaged
chance
Likelihood of occurrence
window · break · possibility · option · prospect · circumstance · situation · juncture · timing · scope
- to no availWithout achieving the goal
- make availableGrant access to
- update available
- not available
- emotionally available
- not available in your country
available, avail, unavailable, availability, avails, unavailability, availing, unavailingly