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Emplacement

usgb/ɪmˈpleɪsmənt/Volume
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Physical PresencePlay
Emplacement implies something is firmly set in a specific location, not easily moved. SlideThe emplacement of the heavy sculpture required a crane.
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Not TemporaryPlay
'Emplacement' often suggests a degree of permanence, unlike a temporary setup. SlideThe restaurant's emplacement by the beach offers guests a permanent scenic view.
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Strategic ChoicePlay
The use of 'emplacement' can imply careful planning about the location of something. SlideThe city's decision on the emplacement of the new bridge was based on years of traffic studies.