position
- noun
- /pəˈzɪʃən/
- The Ocean Army took up its position on the northern hill.
- initial position
- central position
- relative position
Of course, real particles may have both position and spin.
- Of course, real particles may have both position and spin.
- And then as the hand passes through this position, it slides out.
- So the the the position of the bubble can switch.
- It's at its most extreme position before it starts to swing.
- Primary qualities are things like position, mass, shape, and so forth.
- Then the next one is with your root position diatonic chords.
Examples
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Because of the changes noted above, however, the position of Managing Editor held less responsibility.
Academic text (2013) -
The map shows the exact position of the treasure buried in the park.
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All right, now we're in a very good position to work this out.
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In all reality, schools are not in the position to control for many of these factors.
Academic text (2011) -
Well, it is a key position.
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By the time he reached him, the enemy had a fix on the position.
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Do you know why you were selected for this position?
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We're in position to start our surveillance.
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The online social life of these videos reflects the position of the organization within Serbian society.
Academic text (2017) -
You think maybe you're not in the best position to be handing out parenting advice?
Synonyms
A particular area where something is or should be
The place where someone or something is when people do not know exactly
The way things are placed or organized in a place
The way you hold your body when sitting or standing
Where something is placed among other things around it
The position of something, especially on the ground
How things are placed in space near or far from each other
Compounds
- Formal
A document that explains a group or person's view and gives reasons about an issue
- Specialized
A way of sitting with legs crossed and each foot on the opposite thigh used for yoga and meditation
- Offensive
A way of having sex where one partner lies on their back and the other sits on top facing them
- Specialized
A way of lying on the back with knees bent and thighs apart for vaginal or rectal exams
A job that is no longer needed because of company changes or new technology
- Specialized
Change in how a gene works when it moves to a new place on a chromosome
- Specialized
A person standing facing forward with arms at sides and palms forward, used as a reference for describing the body
How Precise
Surface Forms
Etymology
Position comes from an old Latin word positio from ponere, which means 'to put' or 'place'. So a position in space or on the ground is simply the place where something is 'put' or arranged.