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position

Definition for position

noun as in belief, point of view

noun as in class, stature

noun as in responsibility in business or other enterprise

verb as in place physically in location

Strongest matches

arrange, locate, put, stand, stick

Strong matches

array, dispose, fix, set, settle

Weak match

lay out

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Example Sentences

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He underscored his position with a burst of profanity, but he did promise to “go to war on this issue,” although he acknowledged that some fixing is in order.

The sculpture contributes to an otherworldly environment in its current position, Govan said.

“I wasn’t in a position to say anything, really,” said Russell, who still speaks with a noticeable Midwestern accent.

Critics contend that the centrist shift represents capitulation to conservative pressure rather than principled leadership, arguing that Democrats should maintain their progressive positions rather than moderating in response to political setbacks.

Two more major titles in 2025, among six victories, have solidified his position as the world's best.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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