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dot

[dot, dawt] / dɒt, dɔt /




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On the harbour, sailboats dotted the water - one of the best spots to watch the midnight fireworks display.

From BBC

In the forward-looking “dot plot” published earlier this month, the median Fed official projected just one more rate cut in all of 2026, although the outlook varied widely among the 19 officials who submitted forecasts.

From The Wall Street Journal

The December dot plot, showing individual officials’ forecasts for rates and various economic indicators, highlighted the divide.

From Barron's

When the BBC visited in November, workers were busy knocking down a decrepit old barn, one of many that dot the Appalachian landscape.

From BBC

The language may seem cryptic, but to Strategy fans it’s fairly straightforward: Orange dots represent purchases on the company’s treasury charts.

From Barron's