Context and Status

Context

Context noun - The circumstances, conditions, or objects by which one is surrounded.

Usage example: in the context of the Great Depression, communism had a certain allure for some disillusioned Americans

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Status and context are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Status" instead a noun "Context".

Nearby Words: contexture, contextual

Status noun - Position with regard to conditions and circumstances.

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Context and status are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Context" instead a noun "Status".

Nearby Word: state

full	full context	full status
exact	exact context	exact status
similar	similar context	similar status
normal	normal context	normal status
Other adjectives: current, original, legal, obvious, actual, social, new, political, negative, fictional, official, different, previous.

Japanese honorifics are terribly complex and take into account context, social status, the presence of strangers, and even gender.

Source: They Call Me Mister Tibbs aka: They Call Me Mr Tibbs
Befitting his status as a giant snake, he has been depicted swallowing a person whole (albeit with precious little context as to why, considering he's supposed to be one of their nicer deities).

Source: Swallowed Whole
TGAG being a status quo gag-a-day webcomic, we never do learn the context.

Source: Makes Just as Much Sense in Context