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position
noun
1 a place where someone or something is The mansion was in a fine position overlooking the bay .
2 the right or proper place Volume 2 was out of position .
3 the relationship of things to one another in space; arrangement.
4 a way of sitting, standing, lying, facing, being held or placed, etc an upright position .
5 mil a place occupied for strategic purposes.
6 one's opinion or viewpoint What's your position on euthanasia?
7 a job or post Bill holds a senior position at the bank .
8 rank; status; importance in society wealth and position .
9 the place of a competitor in the finishing order, or at an earlier stage in a contest lying in fourth position .
10 sport an allotted place in a team, especially on the pitch or playing-area the centre-forward position .
11 the set of circumstances in which one is placed not in a position to help found myself in an awkward position .
verb (positioned , positioning ) to place; to put something or someone in position.
[15c: French, from Latin positio , positionis , from ponere to place]
positional adjective .
noun
1 a place where someone or something is The mansion was in a fine position overlooking the bay .
2 the right or proper place Volume 2 was out of position .
3 the relationship of things to one another in space; arrangement.
4 a way of sitting, standing, lying, facing, being held or placed, etc an upright position .
5 mil a place occupied for strategic purposes.
6 one's opinion or viewpoint What's your position on euthanasia?
7 a job or post Bill holds a senior position at the bank .
8 rank; status; importance in society wealth and position .
9 the place of a competitor in the finishing order, or at an earlier stage in a contest lying in fourth position .
10 sport an allotted place in a team, especially on the pitch or playing-area the centre-forward position .
11 the set of circumstances in which one is placed not in a position to help found myself in an awkward position .
verb (positioned , positioning ) to place; to put something or someone in position.
[15c: French, from Latin positio , positionis , from ponere to place]
positional adjective .
positive
adjective
1 sure; certain; convinced.
2 definite; allowing no doubt positive proof of her guilt .
3 expressing agreement or approval a positive response .
4 optimistic feeling more positive .
5 forceful or determined; not tentative.
6 constructive; contributing to progress or improvement; helpful.
7 clear and explicit positive directions .
8 colloq downright a positive scandal .
9 said of the result of a chemical test: confirming the existence of the suspected condition.
10 maths said of a number or quantity: greater than zero.
11 physics , elec having a deficiency of electrons, and so being able to attract them, ie attracted by a negative charge.
12 photog said of a photographic image: in which light and dark tones and colours correspond to those in the original subject.
13 grammar expressing a quality in the simple form, as distinct from the comparative or superlative forms. Compare negative.
noun
1 a positive thing, aspect or quality.
2 a positive quantity.
3 grammar an adjective or adverb in the positive form.
4 a positive photographic image.
[14c: from French positif , positive , or Latin positivus , from ponere to place]
adjective
1 sure; certain; convinced.
2 definite; allowing no doubt positive proof of her guilt .
3 expressing agreement or approval a positive response .
4 optimistic feeling more positive .
5 forceful or determined; not tentative.
6 constructive; contributing to progress or improvement; helpful.
7 clear and explicit positive directions .
8 colloq downright a positive scandal .
9 said of the result of a chemical test: confirming the existence of the suspected condition.
10 maths said of a number or quantity: greater than zero.
11 physics , elec having a deficiency of electrons, and so being able to attract them, ie attracted by a negative charge.
12 photog said of a photographic image: in which light and dark tones and colours correspond to those in the original subject.
13 grammar expressing a quality in the simple form, as distinct from the comparative or superlative forms. Compare negative.
noun
1 a positive thing, aspect or quality.
2 a positive quantity.
3 grammar an adjective or adverb in the positive form.
4 a positive photographic image.
[14c: from French positif , positive , or Latin positivus , from ponere to place]
positive discrimination
noun the creation of special employment opportunities, etc for those groups or members of society previously disadvantaged or discriminated against.
noun the creation of special employment opportunities, etc for those groups or members of society previously disadvantaged or discriminated against.
positive feedback
noun , engineering , biol a form of feedback in which the output of a system is used to increase the input.
noun , engineering , biol a form of feedback in which the output of a system is used to increase the input.
positive heliotropism see under heliotropism
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