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Meaning of Posts
The primary meaning of the word "Posts" refers to a long, sturdy piece of wood, metal, or stone set upright in the ground to support something.
Definitions
- A long, sturdy piece of wood, metal, or stone set upright in the ground to support something, typically a roof, wall, or other structure.
- A job or position of authority, responsibility, or duty.
- A point or location where someone is stationed, especially a soldier or guard.
Etymology of Posts
The word "post" comes from the Old French "poste", meaning "pillar" or "stake", which is derived from the Latin "postis", meaning "doorpost" or "pillar".
The word has been used in the English language since the 13th century, initially to refer to a vertical beam or pillar, and later to refer to a job or position.
Example Uses
- The fence was supported by sturdy posts spaced at regular intervals.
- She applied for the post of marketing manager at a large corporation.
- The soldier was stationed at his post, keeping watch for any signs of enemy activity.
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