Distinction and Position

Distinction

Distinction noun - Exceptionally high quality.

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Position and distinction are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Position" instead a noun "Distinction".

Position noun - An assignment at which one regularly works for pay.

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Distinction and position are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Distinction" instead a noun "Position".

good	good distinction	good position
exact	exact distinction	exact position
similar	similar distinction	similar position
common	common distinction	common position
Other adjectives: specific, top, strong, actual, real, social, important, key, unique, former, official, odd, strange, last, unenviable.

Alexis: I'm quite sure that Mister Easely would acquit himself with distinction, no matter the position.

Source: Gentleman Snarker
Both have the distinction of being in a position to knock you into the water, where you cannot fight and must (find and) get back into the boat.

Source: Threatening Shark
The insistence that he is immune or opposed to destiny, especially, fluctuates between a technical distinction and a real moral position depending on whether the author wants to make a prophecy a major plot element in a given book.

Source: Moral Dissonance

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