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point

[point] / pɔɪnt /








NOUN
scoring unit of sport competition
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So attuned had he become to his character’s sensitivity by that point that the emotions flowed naturally.

From Los Angeles Times

At this point, the park service is merely studying the idea, and the study could lead to no action at all.

From Los Angeles Times

City cut the gap on leaders Arsenal to three points ahead of the Gunners' trip to Brentford on Thursday.

From Barron's

He averaged 18.9 points over 14 seasons for Phoenix, New York, Dallas and Miami.

From Barron's

Now a coach, she said Kazakhstan at one point wanted to end support for its alpine skiing program altogether because "the results weren't good enough".

From Barron's