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station (verb), stations; stationed; stationing
1. To have been sent as a soldier to a place: The officer was stationed in a foreign country to to work there for a year.
2. To proceed to a certain spot and remain: Mark stationed himself outside the restaurant and waited for the rest of the family to arrive.
2. To proceed to a certain spot and remain: Mark stationed himself outside the restaurant and waited for the rest of the family to arrive.
station (verb), stations; stationed; stationing
1. To have been sent as a soldier to a place: The officer was stationed in a foreign country to to work there for a year.
2. To proceed to a certain spot and remain: Mark stationed himself outside the restaurant and waited for the rest of the family to arrive.
2. To proceed to a certain spot and remain: Mark stationed himself outside the restaurant and waited for the rest of the family to arrive.
station (verb), stations; stationed; stationing
1. To have been sent as a soldier to a place: The officer was stationed in a foreign country to to work there for a year.
2. To proceed to a certain spot and remain: Mark stationed himself outside the restaurant and waited for the rest of the family to arrive.
2. To proceed to a certain spot and remain: Mark stationed himself outside the restaurant and waited for the rest of the family to arrive.
station (verb), stations; stationed; stationing
1. To have been sent as a soldier to a place: The officer was stationed in a foreign country to to work there for a year.
2. To proceed to a certain spot and remain there: Mark stationed himself outside the restaurant and waited for the rest of the family to arrive.
2. To proceed to a certain spot and remain there: Mark stationed himself outside the restaurant and waited for the rest of the family to arrive.
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stato-, stat-, sta-, -static, -stasi, staso-, -stasis, -stasia, -stacy, -stitute, -stitution, -sist
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