Living and Position

Living

Living noun - The experience of being alive; the course of human events and activities.

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

Nearby Words: live, lived, livable

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

Usage example: he holds the position of manager at the store

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

old	old living	old position
good	good living	good position
high	high living	high position
best	best living	best position
Other adjectives: better, normal, current, original, relative, difficult, actual, real, dangerous, comfortable, respectable, former, last, different.

The only thing that gives him the slightest sympathy for those who don't have his advantages like Blai or the Half People is the experience of losing his social position and living among them as an outcast.

Source: Literature / Warrior Scarlet
Since Macbeth is tired of life, and Demona wishes to continue living, they often come into conflict with each other, forcing the usually-homicidal Demona into an awkward fighting position.

Source: Death Seeker
By the film's end, she's pulled off a major business merger, finally gotten a position at a major firm, and is living with Jack.

Source: Film / Working Girl

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