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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 .
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