plus
n. countable B2 Upper Intermediate Oxford US //ˈpɫəs// UK //plˈʌs// plus Academic Archaic General-service Informal
n. an advantage or a good feature of something. You use this when you want to mention a benefit that makes a situation better.
n. an advantage, benefit, or positive quality. Often used to highlight a specific merit within a broader evaluation of a situation or person.
The short commute is a big plus for this job.
Having previous experience in sales is a definite plus for any candidate applying for this position.
While the apartment is small, its proximity to the central business district and the inclusive utility bills are significant pluses for young professionals.
Borrowed from Latin plūs (“more”).
Usage
Commonly used with the indefinite article 'a' or as a plural noun; often followed by the preposition 'for'.