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standing
This term conveys a sense of permanence and established position, whether physical, social, or legal. When referring to reputation, it suggests a cumulative history of behavior that earns respect or rank within a specific hierarchy. In legal contexts, the word describes a specific procedural requirement rather than a general status, referring to the concrete right of a party to initiate litigation. As an adjective, it denotes something that is perpetual or enduring, such as a rule or an invitation that does not expire.
Meanings
The position of a person or organization in relation to others in terms of status, reputation, or rank.
"He has a high standing in the local community."
The legal status or right of a party to bring a lawsuit to court.
"The judge questioned whether the plaintiff had the necessary standing to sue."
Remaining unchanged or fixed in a particular state or position over a long period.
"The company has a standing invitation for the consultants to visit."