stationing Antonyms
Meaning of stationing
stationing
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
stationing Sentence Examples
- The military is stationing troops at the border to enhance security.
- The company decided to station its headquarters in the bustling metropolis.
- The researchers conducted experiments at a stationing on a remote island.
- The police have set up a stationing outside the school to monitor student activity.
- The firefighters are stationing themselves near the fire to contain its spread.
- The ambulance crew was stationing at the accident scene to provide immediate medical assistance.
- The bus terminal serves as a stationing for buses traveling throughout the state.
- The airport has multiple stationing for planes departing and arriving.
- The railway company is stationing trains at the platform to prepare for the morning commute.
- The construction workers are stationing equipment at the site in preparation for the project.
FAQs About the word stationing
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
placing,appointing, posting,detailing, setting,positioning
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The military is stationing troops at the border to enhance security.
The company decided to station its headquarters in the bustling metropolis.
The researchers conducted experiments at a stationing on a remote island.
The police have set up a stationing outside the school to monitor student activity.
