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position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
a condition or position in which you find yourself
Type Words
Synonyms situation
Type of condition, status
Has types shoes, stymie, stymy, place, poverty trap, soup


the unpleasant situation (or position) of having to choose between two evils.

position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
a job in an organization
Type Words
Synonyms berth, billet, office, place, post, situation, spot
Type of line, line of work, job, occupation, business
Has types accountantship, bailiffship, prelacy, prefecture, preceptorship, precentorship, praetorship, overlordship, plum, pastorate, pastorship, peasanthood, baronetage, speakership, solicitorship, sinecure, hot seat, senatorship, seigniory, incumbency, inspectorship, instructorship, internship, seigneury, secretaryship, sainthood, judgeship, judicature, rulership, khanate, residency, regency, rectorship, rectorate, receivership, lectureship, rabbinate, public office, protectorship, legateship, legation, legislatorship, librarianship, professorship, lieutenancy, attorneyship, proctorship, proconsulship, proconsulate, priorship, principalship, primateship, magistracy, magistrature, presidentship, managership, manhood, presidency, marshalship, mastership, mayoralty, messiahship, academicianship, premiership, moderatorship, prelature, bishopry, cadetship, caliphate, captaincy, captainship, cardinalate, cardinalship, admiralty, ambassadorship, chair, chairmanship, chancellorship, chaplaincy, chaplainship, chieftaincy, chieftainship, apostleship, clerkship, womanhood, commandership, commandery, comptrollership, consulship, controllership, councillorship, councilorship, counsellorship, counselorship, curacy, curatorship, custodianship, wardership, wardenship, deanery, deanship, viziership, directorship, discipleship, viceroyship, editorship, vice-presidency, eldership, emirate, episcopate, trusteeship, tribuneship, treasurership, throne, thaneship, teachership, fatherhood, feudal lordship, apprenticeship, studentship, foremanship, stewardship, generalcy, generalship, associateship, governorship, headship

position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
the spatial property of a place where or way in which something is situated
Type Words
Synonyms spatial relation
Type of relation
Has types elbow room, southernness, verticalness, outwardness, placement, arrangement, angular position, erectness, anteriority, gradient, centrality, coincidence, tilt, room, inwardness, lean, leaning, list, inclination, malposition, marginality, misplacement, way, northernness, occlusion, horizontality, posteriority, verticality, point of view, slope, slot, dead center, dead centre, externality, uprightness, direction


the position of the hands on the clock.

position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
the particular portion of space occupied by something
Type Words
Synonyms place
Type of point
Has types station, lie, front, left, rear, lead, landmark, right, juxtaposition, half-mast, vantage, stand, back, anomaly, pitch, half-staff, situation, pole position, polls, post, site, setting, pride of place, wing

position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
a rationalized mental attitude
Type Words
Synonyms posture, stance
Type of mental attitude, attitude
Has types standpoint, stand, hard line, viewpoint, point of view

position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
an opinion that is held in opposition to another in an argument or dispute
Type Words
Synonyms side
Type of view, opinion

position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
a way of regarding situations or topics etc.
Type Words
Synonyms perspective, view
Type of orientation
Has types forefront, bird's eye view, vanguard, light, paradigm, world view, sight, weltanschauung, panoramic view, straddle, futurism, cutting edge

position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
the arrangement of the body and its limbs
Type Words
Synonyms attitude, posture
Type of bodily property
Has types presentation, sprawl, sprawling, ballet position, missionary position, guard, ectopia, lotus position, tuck, decubitus, pose, stance, order arms, asana, lithotomy position, eversion

position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
the relative position or standing of things or especially persons in a society
Type Words
Synonyms status
Type of state
Has types slot, echelon, dignity, command, bar sinister, caste, ordination, pedestal, par, bastardy, order, noblesse, nobility, nationality, lowness, lowliness, low status, legal status, left-handedness, rank, leadership, retirement, illegitimacy, holy order, election, social rank, social station, social status, high status, high profile, high ground, standing, footing, face, terms, toehold, equivalence, equation, equality


atheists do not enjoy a favorable position in American life.

position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
a point occupied by troops for tactical reasons
Type Words
Synonyms military position
Type of point
Has types line, ground

position::verb | Spocien Dictionary

position
verb
/pə'zɪʃən/
put into a certain place or abstract location
Type Words
Synonyms lay, place, pose, put, set
Type of displace, move
Has types repose, appose, arrange, barrel, bed, bottle, bucket, butt, clap, cock, coffin, cram, deposit, dispose, docket, emplace, enclose, ensconce, fix, glycerolise, glycerolize, ground, imbricate, inclose, insert, instal, install, intersperse, introduce, jar, juxtapose, ladle, lay, lay over, lean, load, marshal, middle, misplace, nestle, parallelize, park, perch, pigeonhole, pile, pillow, place down, place upright, plant, poise, posit, postpose, prepose, put back, put down, put in, rack up, recess, recline, replace, reposition, rest, seat, seed, set, set down, set up, settle, settle down, shelve, ship, sign, siphon, sit, sit down, situate, snuggle, sow, space, stand, stand up, step, stick in, stratify, superimpose, superpose, tee, tee up, throw, thrust, trench, underlay, upend
Derivation positioner

position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
the act of putting something in a certain place
Type Words
Synonyms emplacement, locating, location, placement, positioning
Type of activity
Has types apposition, fingering, set, superposition, intervention, implantation, orientation, planting, juxtaposition, interposition, repositioning, collocation, stratification
Derivation posit

position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
an item on a list or in a sequence
Type Words
Synonyms place
Type of point, item
Has types preposition, postposition


moved from third to fifth position.

position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
the post or function properly or customarily occupied or served by another
Type Words
Synonyms lieu, place, stead
Type of office, function, role, part
Has types behalf

position::verb | Spocien Dictionary

position
verb
/pə'zɪʃən/
cause to be in an appropriate place, state, or relation
Type Words
Type of put, place, pose, lay, set
Has types square, aim, orient, take, take aim, train, deploy, dress, line up, direct
Derivation positioning, positioner

position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
(in team sports) the role assigned to an individual player
Type Words
Type of role
Has types mid-on, back, catcher, center, center field, centerfield, cleanup, cleanup position, cleanup spot, first, first base, forward, goalie, goalkeeper, goaltender, guard, left field, leftfield, lineman, mid-off, mound, netkeeper, pitcher, right field, rightfield, second, second base, short, shortstop, third, third base


what position does he play?.

position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
the act of positing; an assumption taken as a postulate or axiom
Type Words
Type of assumption
Derivation posit

position::noun | Spocien Dictionary

position
noun
/pə'zɪʃən/
the appropriate or customary location
Type Words
Type of point


the cars were in position.
LeafTensor is a decentralized system.