standpoint
ˈstændˌpɔɪnt
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Definition of standpoint - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

opinionparticular perspective or point of view on something
  • Try to see the problem from her standpoint.
  • From a legal standpoint, the contract is valid.
  • His standpoint differs from mine on this issue.
perspective viewpoint
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show position or context for evaluating an argument
From the standpoint of law, the case is clear.
postmodern approach analyzing authority in individual perspectives
Standpoint theory highlights marginalized voices in social research.

Origin of standpoint

Old English, standan (to stand) + point (spot)

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  1. French:perspective, ...
  2. German:Blickwinkel, ...
  3. Italian:prospettiva, ...
  4. Spanish:perspectiva, ...
  5. Portuguese:perspetiva, ...
  6. Chinese:立场, ...
  7. Japanese:立場, ...
  8. Arabic:وجهة نظر, ...
  9. Hebrew:נְקֻדַּת מַבָּט, ...
  10. Russian:точка зрения, ...
  11. Ukrainian:точка зору, ...
  12. Hindi:दृष्टिकोण, ...
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