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location (iou)



location noun. L16.
[Latin locatio(n-), formed as LOCATE: see -ATION.]
The action or process of locating something. L16.
W. H. Prescott The Castilian officers, to whom the location of the camp had been intrusted.
The fact or condition of occupying a particular place; local position, situation; position in a series. L16.
M. Scammell It was strictly forbidden to reveal the location of the camp.
A site, a place; US a tract of land surveyed and demarcated, esp. a mining claim; S. Afr. History an area set apart for black people, usu. on the outskirts of a town or city. L18.
S. Bellow Alone on the Rue Bonaparte, such an enviable location.
b. A place of settlement or residence. Chiefly US. L18.
c. A farm, a sheep station. Austral. E19.
d. Cinematography. An actual place or natural setting where filming takes place, as opp. to one simulated in a studio. Freq. in on location. E20.
e. Computing. (A unit of memory occupying) a position in memory. M20.
locational adjective E20.