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positioned — past tense of position; placed in a particular position or location

Part of speech: VERB

Definition: past tense of position; placed in a particular position or location

Pronunciation (IPA): /pəˈzɪʃənd/

Example Sentences

  • The security guard was positioned right next to the free sample station - talk about a tough job!
  • Our marketing team positioned the new product as 'life-changing' - apparently, it's a really good pen.
  • The company is well positioned to expand into international markets.

positioned

VERB

[/pəˈzɪʃənd/]

past tense of position; placed in a particular position or location

a professional photographer carefully guides two models to their exact spots on the studio floor. The photographer points and gestures to show each person precisely where to stand. The models move from their original random locations to the specific marked positions. Now they are perfectly positioned with proper lighting and spacing for the photo shoot. Other studio assistants adjust equipment and lighting to match the new arrangement.  people being positioned and placed in particular locations for a specific purpose
💡 Concept

a professional photographer carefully guides two models to their exact spots on the studio floor. The photographer points and gestures to show each person precisely where to stand. The models move from their original random locations to the specific marked positions. Now they are perfectly positioned with proper lighting and spacing for the photo shoot. Other studio assistants adjust equipment and lighting to match the new arrangement. people being positioned and placed in particular locations for a specific purpose

Perfectly positioned, smoothly transitioned, strategically commissioned!
🎵 Rhyme

Perfectly positioned, smoothly transitioned, strategically commissioned!

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🎤Pronunciation

🇺🇸 US/pəˈzɪʃənd/
🇬🇧 UK/pəˈzɪʃənd/

🌳Etymology

Rootposit
Suffix--ed

Origin

Derived from Latin 'ponere' (to place, to put), the word entered English through French. The original sense of 'to place or set down' evolved into the meaning 'to establish in a particular location or circumstances'.

Breakdown

pos- (from Latin ponere, meaning place) + -ition (state or condition) + -ed (past tense/past participle marker).

🎵Rhyme

conditioned
commissioned
transitioned

🔗Collocations

well positioned
strategically positioned
positioned near
positioned as
perfectly positioned
positioned to succeed

📝Examples

😄 Fun example

“The security guard was positioned right next to the free sample station - talk about a tough job!”

😄 Fun example

“Our marketing team positioned the new product as 'life-changing' - apparently, it's a really good pen.”

“The company is well positioned to expand into international markets.”

“She positioned herself as an expert in digital marketing through her blog.”

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