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  • point ⇄ exclamation mark orpoint
    a mark of punctuation used after a word, phrase, or sentence to show that it was exclaimed. (Example:) Hurrah! We are going to the circus. The exclamation mark is also used within parentheses, to suggest that some statement
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  • point ⇄ expr. at the point of, in the act of; very near to.
    Ex. at the point of leaving.
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  • point ⇄ expr. beside the point, having nothing to do with the subject; not appropriate; irrelevant.
    Ex. He did what the others wanted; his own wishes were beside the point to them.
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  • point ⇄ expr. in point of, as regards.
    Ex. States were too busy with their laws and too negligent in point of education (Alexander Hamilton).
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  • point ⇄ expr. in point, pertinent; apt.
    Ex. a case in point.
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  • point ⇄ expr. make a point (of), to insist on; make a rule of.
    Ex. He made a point of arriving on time. She made it a point to write home once a week.
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  • point ⇄ expr. on the point of, just about (to do); on the verge of.
    Ex. She was on the point of going out when a neighbor dropped in.
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  • point ⇄ expr. point off, to mark off with points or dots.
    Ex. To divide by 100 is done by only pointing off two figures for decimals (Charles Hutton).
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  • point ⇄ expr. point out, to show or call attention to.
    Ex. Please point out my mistakes.
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  • point ⇄ expr. point up, to put emphasis on; call or give special attention to.
    Ex. The report of the discussions points up the responsibility of teachers, school librarians, and all agencies ... to coordinate their efforts (Saturday Review).
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  • point ⇄ expr. points, the extremities of an animal, such as the feet, ears, and tail.
    Ex. That champion dog has many outstanding points.
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  • point ⇄ expr. stretch (or strain) a point,
    a. to exceed the reasonable limit; go further than one is entitled to go.
    Ex. We've not quite so much proof as I could wish. It would be straining a point to arrest him, as it stands (G. A. Lawrence).
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  • point ⇄ expr. to the point, appropriate to the subject at hand; apt.
    Ex. His speech was brief and to the point.
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  • point ⇄ interrogation mark orpoint,question mark.
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  • point ⇄ noun 1. a sharp end; something having a sharp end.
    Ex. the point of a needle, a point of rock.
    2a. a tiny round mark; dot.
    Ex. A period is a point. Use a point to set off decimals. Commas and points they set exactly right (Alexander Po
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  • point ⇄ point, noun, verb.
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  • point ⇄ v.i. 1. to indicate position or direction, or direct attention with, or as if with, the finger.
    Ex. to point at a house.
    2. to tend; aim.
    3. to have a specified direction.
    Ex. The signboard points north. The ship pointed east.
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  • point ⇄ v.t. 1. to sharpen.
    Ex. Please point my pencil.
    2a. to mark with dots; punctuate.
    b. to indicate decimals.
    c. to mark points in (as the writing of Semitic languages or shorthand).
    3. (Figurative.) to give force to (speec
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