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Favourable Position

Description:

The term "favourable position" refers to a condition of advantage or benefit gained in a particular situation or context. It implies a superior or advantageous placement that can lead to favorable outcomes or opportunities.

Examples:

As a Noun:

1. The company's strong financial performance has put it in a favourable position against its competitors.

2. Being born into a wealthy family gave him a favourable position in society.

As an Adjective:

1. Despite the challenging circumstances, she managed to find herself in a favourable position to secure the job.

2. The team's favourable position in the tournament allowed them to advance to the next round.

As an Adverb:

1. The company strategically positioned itself favourably in the market to attract more customers.

2. By negotiating skillfully, she managed to put herself in a financially favourable position.

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