stationed Synonyms
stationed Meaning
stationed
to assign to or set in a station or position, a complete assemblage of radio or television equipment for transmitting or receiving, any of the places in a manufacturing operation at which one part of the work is done, equipment used usually by one person for performing a particular job, a place for specialized observation and study of scientific phenomena, a place established to provide a service see aid station, a complete collection of radio or television equipment for transmitting or receiving, a stopping place, one of the stations of the cross, the place in which such a station is located, gas station, a stock farm or ranch of Australia or New Zealand, standing, rank, the building connected with such a stopping place, a regular stopping place, the place at which someone is positioned or is assigned to remain, the act or manner of standing, a post or sphere of duty or occupation, a place for specialized scientific observation and study especially in or near the field or in natural surroundings, a stock farm or ranch especially of Australia or New Zealand, police station, a branch post office, a place established to provide a public service, a regular stopping place in a transportation route, social or official position, the place or position in which something or someone stands or is assigned to stand or remain, fire station, a post or area of duty or occupation
stationed Sentence Examples
- The troops were stationed at the border to deter any potential invaders.
- The police officer was stationed at the intersection to direct traffic during rush hour.
- The paramedics were stationed outside the building, ready to respond to any medical emergencies.
- The security guards were stationed at the entrance of the museum to check visitors' belongings.
- The firefighters were stationed at the hydrant, ready to extinguish the nearby blaze.
- The army unit was stationed in the desert, providing support for operations in the region.
- The navy ships were stationed in the harbor, protecting the city from attack.
- The scientists were stationed at the research station, studying the effects of climate change on the local ecosystem.
- The teachers were stationed in their classrooms, preparing for the arrival of their students.
- The nurses were stationed at the bedside of the patients, providing care and comfort.
FAQs About the word stationed
to assign to or set in a station or position, a complete assemblage of radio or television equipment for transmitting or receiving, any of the places in a manuf
placed,appointed, detailed, set,posted, positioned,
No antonyms found.
The troops were stationed at the border to deter any potential invaders.
The police officer was stationed at the intersection to direct traffic during rush hour.
The paramedics were stationed outside the building, ready to respond to any medical emergencies.
The security guards were stationed at the entrance of the museum to check visitors' belongings.
