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emplace Meaning
emplace (v)
provide a new emplacement for guns
put into place or position
emplace (v. & n.)
To put into place or position; to fix on an emplacement.
emplace Sentence Examples
- The construction workers were tasked with emplacing the concrete foundation for the new building.
- The hiker carefully emplaced his backpack in the designated storage locker at the trailhead.
- The museum archivist emplaced the ancient artifact in a temperature-controlled display case to preserve its delicate condition.
- The chef carefully emplaced the garnishes atop the exquisitely plated dish, adding a touch of elegance.
- The mechanic emplaced the new engine into the vehicle, securing it with bolts and clamps.
- The carpenter emplaced the wooden beams in the framework of the house, creating a sturdy structure.
- The artist emplaced the intricate mosaic tiles onto the wall, forming a stunning mural.
- The surgeon skillfully emplaced the medical implant into the patient's body during the delicate procedure.
- The engineer emplaced the support beams to reinforce the aging bridge, ensuring its continued stability.
- The military strategist emplaced troops and equipment in strategic positions, preparing for the imminent battle.
FAQs About the word emplace
provide a new emplacement for guns, put into place or positionTo put into place or position; to fix on an emplacement.
situate, place, position, dispose, locate, put, park, fix, plant, set up
take, remove, relocate, relocate,remove, take, displace, replace, displace,replace
The construction workers were tasked with emplacing the concrete foundation for the new building.
The hiker carefully emplaced his backpack in the designated storage locker at the trailhead.
The museum archivist emplaced the ancient artifact in a temperature-controlled display case to preserve its delicate condition.
The chef carefully emplaced the garnishes atop the exquisitely plated dish, adding a touch of elegance.
