Placement

What do we mean by placement?

The act of placing or arranging. noun

The state of being placed or arranged. noun

The finding of suitable accommodation or employment for applicants. noun

Assignment of students to appropriate classes or programs. noun

The sale of a new issue of stock, bonds, or other securities. noun

The setting of the ball in position for a place kick. noun

A place kick. noun

A putting, placing, or setting. noun

The act of placing, or the state of being placed. noun

Position; place. noun

The act of placing or putting in place; the act of locating or positioning; the state of being placed. noun

A location or position. noun

The act of matching a person with a job noun

The spatial property of the way in which something is placed noun

Contact established between applicants and prospective employees noun

The act of putting something in a certain place noun

The act of placing or putting in place; the act of locating or positioning; the state of being placed.

A location or position.

The act of matching a person with a job

Jail for teens. pretty confined and miserable place. Urban Dictionary

1.Another word for pocket. Urban Dictionary

Alternative to prison for troubled teens. Also admits kids with depression, suicidal tendencies, and addictions. Urban Dictionary

An exclamation to proclaim the sighting of the preferred location of the nipple on a woman's breast. Examples, 1) high, near the bra line 2) midpoint 3) to the sides 4) hanging down low 5) two mismatched areas Opinions tend to vary and beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Urban Dictionary

When a company pays a celebrity to feature/endorse their shit with said celebrity's work. Urban Dictionary

A course option more challenging for high school students to enroll in. this option means you will endure a whole year of hell (and most likely summer homework). Urban Dictionary

When a woman gains weight in such where the placement is equally allocated between the breasts, ass, and hips, while increasing her feminine figure. Urban Dictionary

Any word that has the letter "o" or "p" in it can be replaced with the letter "q". This is used for people whose "o" or "p" key does not work or do not believe in using those letters. Urban Dictionary

Another charming aspect of being on New Deal. After a certain amount of time on one of their ridiculous excuses for a training course, they decide to send out "students" on Wok Placement - ignoring the question of how, exactly, can you find paid work when you're stuck in a fucking office all day and not being paid for a second of it. Essentially, it proves slavery is alive and well in the First World, as well as helping corrupt capitalists make a shitload of money at your expense? How? Put it this way - would Tesco want to hire ten people to stack their shelves for a salary every year, or a steady stream of unpaid labour from delivered from CETS every month to do the same? You work it out. Urban Dictionary

The insertion of the word "the" before an adjective to increase the intensity of the statement. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to placement:
placement, placemen, replacement, pavement, emplacement, placemat, lavement, solacement, placeman, placements, parement, enlacement, placent, lacemen, paiement, pincement, lancement.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word placement:
calculus, coursework, baccalaureate, monotypic, courses, caretaker, exam, uncertain, bec, biology, classes, honors, gifted, enrollment, chemistry, eligible, credit, genus, genera, segment, dual, vocational, accredited, math, diploma, advanced, scores, curriculum, composition, students, tests, physics, arrangement, statistics, offered, graduation, responsibility, placed, evaluation, cell, colleges, opportunity, earn, fee, opportunities, literature, sat, offers, examination, psychology, program, household, placing.

Words that rhyme with placement:
displacement, basement, replacement, casement, emplacement, debasement, outplacement, retracement, gun emplacement, weapons emplacement.

Adjectives that are often used to describe placement:
proper, advanced, correct, private, initial, foster, accurate, appropriate, special, educational, residential, careful, exact, precise, successful, institutional, improper, permanent, optimal, final, percutaneous, selective, direct, relative, actual, temporary, physical, central, incorrect, surgical, adoptive, concrete, strategic, term, immediate, random, vocational, possible, stress, grade, subsequent, vertical, regular, occupational, alternative, effective, temporal, pre, horizontal, clitic, endoscopic, post, suitable, inappropriate, ideal, stent, pole, lateral, graft, automatic, easy, satisfactory, posterior, spatial, safe, adequate, coronary, time, eventual, portal, sequential, unilateral.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective placement:
participants, bureau, officer, service, scores, the, based.

Words that sound like placement:
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