end point

Word Origin & History

also end-point, 1899, originally in chemistry, from end + point (n.). General use from 1920s.

It is the end point of a trend which has gone on for a long time.

When a faint pink color remains after thoroughly agitating the flask the end point is reached.

The end point will be to dominate the enemy in such a way as to achieve the desired objectives.

This apparatus was improved and refined by putting a horn tip on the end point of contact.

The proposition is meant to show that the straight line at the end point of the diameter and at right angles to it is a tangent.

Mr. Freeman tried the ride on the mare to the Land's-End point, but the rider was preserved.

A springboard is a six-inch by one-inch board four feet long, with a horse-shoe bolted on one end point up.

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