Position
Wing
Wing noun - (in flight formation) a position to the side and just to the rear of another aircraft.
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Synonyms for Wing
Position and wing are semantically related in group topic. Sometimes you can use "Position" instead a noun "Wing".
How words are described
| old | old position | old wing |
| good | good position | good wing |
| normal | normal position | normal wing |
| fixed | fixed position | fixed wing |
| Other adjectives: original, strong, actual, real, wrong, lower, new, political, former, military, left, last. | ||
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Both words in one sentence
- What often happens in Presidential elections, especially for the party currently out of government, is that the chosen candidate must pander to the far wing of the party during the primaries, but then move back to a more middle of the road position for the actual Presidential race.
Source: Pandering to the Base -
Simon Baz retains his position as a Green Lantern of Earth, and later takes a new Earth Lantern under his wing; Jessica Cruz: the first human woman to wield a green ring.
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An episode of The West Wing has CJ "outed" on a blog—based on not much more than the fact that she is tall, unmarried, and in a position of power.
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