situatedsit‧u‧at‧ed /ˈsɪtʃueɪtɪd/ ●●○ adjective 
The house is situated near the college. a farm situated in the valleyconveniently/ideally/beautifully etc situated The hotel is ideally situated near the seafront.
EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS
- At this meeting there was a further request for two additional carpets for the dais, where the two thrones are situated.
- South Cave is situated twelve miles west of Hull.
- The Country Club of Mount Dora takes its name from the quaint local town in which it is situated.
- The Gateway itself is situated deep in the brain stem.
- The school is situated half way between Maidstone and Ashford on the A20 trunk road.
- Volunteers have been forced to leave the movement's centrally situated shop in Skinnergate while renovations are carried out by council workers.
- We are situated midway between Weston-super-Mare and Burnham-on-Sea - 3 miles seaside.
Longman Language Activatorwhen a country, town, company etc is in a particular place
: be in/on/near/there etc · Egypt is in North Africa.· The bank is on the next corner.· Can you tell me where the station is?
if a building is located/situated in a particular street, town, or area, it is in that place. Be located/situated is more formal than be .: be located/situated in/at/near/there etc: · The bookshop is located at 120 Charing Cross Road.· A U.S. Air Force Base is located nearby.· The Duke's home is situated in an attractive part of central London.conveniently/pleasantly/ideally situated: · a new hotel, conveniently situated close to the airportconveniently/pleasantly/ideally located: · The two fisheries are ideally located between major markets in New York and Boston.
if a building or structure stands somewhere, it is in that place: · There is a parking lot now where the old school once stood.stand in/near/on there etc: · The house stood next to a church.
if a company or organization is based in a place, its main offices are there: be based in/at: · The United Nations is based in New York.· More than 200 aircraft will be based at Miramar Air Force Base.London-based/Tokyo-based etc: · a London-based insurance company
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY The hotel is ideally situated near the seafront.
The hotel is ideally situated near the seafront.PHRASES FROM THE ENTRYPHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
be situated to be in a particular place or position SYN locatedsituated in/near/at etc- The house is situated on a small hill.
- And I figured that it would be more than a racing cert that it was situated in another alleyway.
- As the deconstructionists remind us, all human knowledge is situated in particular social constructions.
- It was situated in a wide, tree-lined avenue in what she took to be the smarter part of Richmond.
- Rechtauk was situated between the river and a small sweet-water lake.
- The Little Palace Theatre was situated in a side street running off Fellburn market square.
- The village comprises an excellent mixture of fine period properties and attractive modern houses and is situated amidst delightful countryside.
- It is ideally situated along a charming stretch of canal, near to the Waterlooplein.
- Missing too are some of the ski mountaineering classics which are ideally suited to Nordic touring gear.
- Researcher Robert Glover felt that Austin was ideally suited to launch a school-to-work effort.
- The clearing banks were ideally placed.
- The hawthorns are a greatly under-rated family and several are ideally suited for small gardens.
- These skills need much greater emphasis in schools, and work-based learning is ideally suited to acquiring them.
- This is another species ideally suited to the heated aquarium.
- We have large quantities of plutonium already separated and in forms ideally suited for nuclear weapons.
The house is situated near the college. a farm situated in the valleyconveniently/ideally/beautifully etc situated The hotel is ideally situated near the seafront.