Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
take-a-position
phrase
ˈteɪk ə pəˈzɪʃən

Definition
To adopt a particular stance or viewpoint regarding an issue or topic.

Examples
- During the debate, she decided to take a position on climate change.
- It’s important to take a position on issues that affect your community.
- He was hesitant to take a position in the controversial discussion.

Meaning
Taking a position means expressing a specific opinion or belief about something, often in a way that is intended to influence others or show commitment to a cause.

Synonyms
- state an opinion
- adopt a stance
- express a viewpoint