Position and Vicinity

Position

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

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

Vicinity

Vicinity noun - An adjoining region or space.
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Synonyms for Vicinity

Position and vicinity are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Position" instead a noun "Vicinity".

Nearby Word: vicinal

How words are described

certain certain position certain vicinity
relative relative position relative vicinity
sexual sexual position sexual vicinity

Both words in one sentence

  • In We Were Soldiers Colonel Moore and his men are about to be overrun so he orders his radioman to call for Broken Arrow, meaning to have every plane in the vicinity stack up and bomb the position.
    Source: Kill Us Both
  • Zombie Gait This can have the effect of attracting hundreds, thousands or even millions of zombies to one position, depending how the chain-reaction of groaning travels and how many zombies are in the vicinity and able to pick up on it.
    Source: Zombie Gait
  • Counter-Earth Unfortunately L3 is not a stable orbit: if the body is even a millimetre out of position, or if it is perturbed in the slightest (say by the gravitation of Venus, Mars, Jupiter) it will move into a chaotic trajectory and eventually leave the vicinity of the L3 point in an unpredictable fashion.
    Source: Counter-Earth
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