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Meaning
Noun
●
A place or location.
●
A
post
of
employment
; a job.
●
A
status
or rank.
●
An
opinion
,
stand
, or stance.
●
A posture.
●
A
situation
suitable
to
perform
some action.
●
A place on the
playing field
,
together with
a set of
duties
,
assigned
to a player.
●
In Finance:
An amount of
securities
,
commodities
, or other
financial instruments
held
by a person,
firm
, or institution.
●
In Finance:
A
commitment
, or a group of
commitments
, such as
options
or
futures
, to
buy
or
sell
a given amount of
financial instruments
, such as
securities
,
currencies
or
commodities
, for a given price.
●
In Arithmetic:
A method of
solving
a problem by
one or two
suppositions
; also called the
rule
of
trial
and error.
●
In Chess:
The
full
state of a
chess
game
at any given turn.
●
In Poker:
The
order in
which
players
are
seated
around the table.
●
In Electronics:
A
pin
; a connector.
Verb
●
To
put
into place.
Sourced from
Wiktionary
Origin
position
English
position
French
positio
Latin
-io
Latin
ponere
Latin
positus
Latin
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
Stead
Stell
Circumstance
Stance
State
Point
Part
Place
Related
Role
Situation
Predicament
Location
Job
Condition
Viewpoint
View
Spot
Seat
Locate
Status
Angle
Rank
Profession
Posture
Direction
Scenario
Orientation
Placement
Situate
Structure
Field
Distance
Mindset
Market
Function
Target
Shape
Title
Power
Profile
Level
Align
Select
Orient
Value
Task
Present
Force
Corner
Launch
Represent
Identify
Arrange
Decision
Area
Frame
Define
Adjust
Motion
Establish
Introduce
Relationship
Approach
Anchor
Frame Of Mind
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Rhymes
Titian
Titian
Fishen
Apician
Tuition
Mission
Fission
Edition
Logician
Fruition
Emission
Scission
Galician
Sedition
Position
Addition
Magician
Volition
Omission
Berytian
Musician
Ignition
Nutrition
Clinician
Suspicion
Attrition
Tactician
Partition
Perdition
Remission
Dentition
Admission
Demission
Coalition
Tradition
Condition
Patrician
Immission
Phoenician
Transition
Exhibition
Expedition
Permission
Commission
Acquisition
Prohibition
Proposition
Premonition
Inquisition
Academician
Recommission
Superstition
Intermission
Disquisition
Transmission
Intromission
Autorecognition
Neurotransmission
Planning Permission
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