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Spot the difference: exploring "location" vs. "position"
Lloyd Cooper 01/10/2024, 19:25English.me team member
What is similar?
Both words refer to the place or area where someone or something is situated.
What is different?
Location is generally a more specific term focusing on a point or area in geography or space, while position can also include a figurative or hierarchical context.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Location- The location of the new restaurant is perfect for attracting customers.
- She sent me the precise location of the event via GPS.
- The real estate agent highlighted the location as a key selling point.
- He was promoted to the position of manager last month.
- The chess piece was in a vulnerable position on the board.
- You need to position yourself where the audience can see you clearly.
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