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noun
- 1. relative social or professional position; standing: "an improvement in the status of women" Similar
- 2. the situation at a particular time during a process: "an update on the status of the bill"
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The meaning of STATUS is position or rank in relation to others. How to use status in a sentence.
1. (Sociology) a social or professional position, condition, or standing to which varying degrees of responsibility, privilege, and esteem are attached. 2. the relative position or standing of a person or thing. 3. a high position or standing; prestige: he has acquired a new status since he has been in that job. 4.
STATUS definition: 1. an accepted or official position, especially in a social group: 2. the amount of respect…. Learn more.
Status definition: the position of an individual in relation to another or others, especially in regard to social or professional standing. See examples of STATUS used in a sentence.
If someone wants to know the status of something, they want to know what condition it's in, where it is, or how much progress it's made. You've probably checked the status of your flight to see if it's on time or delayed.
Definition of status noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Your status is your social or professional position. The fact that the burial involved an expensive coffin signifies that the person was of high status. ...women and men of wealth and status.
1. a social or professional position, condition, or standing to which varying degrees of responsibility, privilege, and esteem are attached. 2. the relative position or standing of a person or thing. 3. a high position or standing; prestige. he has acquired a new status since he has been in that job. 4.
the position that you have in relation to other people because of your job or social position: The pay and status of nurses has improved.
status. noun. /ˈstæt̮əs/ , /ˈsteɪt̮əs/. [uncountable, countable] the legal position of a person, group, or country They were granted refugee status. The party was denied legal status.
