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point

Definition for point

noun as in speck

Strongest matches

mark, stop

Weak match

full stop

noun as in specific location

Strongest matches

place, position, site, situation, spot, stage

Strong matches

locality, locus, station

Weak match

where

noun as in sharp end, top, end of extension

noun as in circumstance, stage; limited time

noun as in aspect, characteristic

noun as in scoring unit of sport competition

Strongest matches

mark, score

Strong matches

count, notch, tally

verb as in show as probable; call attention

verb as in direct, lead

Strongest matches

aim, look, tend, turn

Weak matches

bring to bear, zero in

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Example Sentences

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Under the plan, Hamas would surrender, release all hostages, disarm and relinquish any future role in Gaza’s governance — all points Netanyahu has insisted on throughout many rounds of fruitless Qatari-brokered negotiations with Hamas.

That moment in the childhood bedroom, the point of that is to show that, in many ways, he’s just a kid.

And that is the key point: this is what Sir Tony has been pushing for decades in different roles.

From BBC

“It’s such a widely spoken language not only in America, but all over the world,” Keeho says pointing out they had someone on hand in the vocal booth to help with pronunciation.

Is this the point where the pace quickens?

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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