positions (Meaning)
positions
one's rank in an organization or in society, a particular arrangement or location, social or official rank or status, an arrangement of the parts of the body considered particularly desirable for some medical or surgical procedure, the point or area occupied by a physical object, relative place, situation, or standing, a situation that confers advantage or preference, an arranging in order, the laying down of a proposition or thesis, a point of view adopted and held to, an employment for which one has been hired, to put in proper position, a certain arrangement of the body, job sense 3, to put in a certain position, the inventory of a market trader, an act of placing or arranging, a certain arrangement of bodily parts, a market commitment in securities or commodities, the manner in which something is placed or arranged, a stand taken on a question, the point or area occupied by something
Synonyms & Antonyms of positions
Synonyms:
- billets
- functions
- berths
- spots
- duties
- professions
- offices
- occupations
- postings
- employs
- works
- connections
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
positions Sentence Examples
- The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.
- The old man sat in his rocking chair and read the newspaper.
- The beautiful young woman smiled as she walked down the street.
- The tall tree swayed in the wind and its leaves rustled.
- The big red apple fell from the tree and landed in the grass.
- The happy children played in the park and laughed with delight.
- The angry man yelled at the top of his lungs and shook his fist.
- The sad girl cried and wiped away her tears with her handkerchief.
- The tired worker dragged himself home from work and fell asleep on the couch.
- The hungry cat meowed at the door and begged for food.
FAQs About the word positions
one's rank in an organization or in society, a particular arrangement or location, social or official rank or status, an arrangement of the parts of the body co
posts, places,jobs, situations, appointments, capacities, employments, billets,functions, berths
avocations,,unemployments
The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog.
The old man sat in his rocking chair and read the newspaper.
The beautiful young woman smiled as she walked down the street.
The tall tree swayed in the wind and its leaves rustled.
