Question

give someone the benefit of

Accepted Answer

explain or recount to someone at length (often used ironically when someone pompously or impertinently assumes that their knowledge or experience is superior to
that of the person to whom they are talking).

1999 - Stage - Our courses are delivered by current TV personalities who will give you the benefit of their 6 years experience. explain or recount to someone at length (often used ironically

Word	give someone the benefit of
Description	explain or recount to someone at length (often used ironically when someone pompously or impertinently assumes that their knowledge or experience is superior to that of the person to whom they are talking). 1999 - Stage - Our courses are delivered by current TV personalities who will give you the benefit of their 6 years experience. explain or recount to someone at length (often used ironically

Give Benefit Explain Recount Length Ironically Pompously Impertinently