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Definition of point
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of point is as below...
Point (n.)
Hence,
the most
prominent
or
important
feature,
as of an
argument,
discourse,
etc.; the
essential
matter;
esp., the
proposition
to be
established;
as, the point of an
anecdote..
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Nadir
::
Nadir (n.) That point of the
heavens,
or lower
hemisphere,
directly
opposite
the
zenith;
the
inferior
pole of the
horizon;
the point of the
celestial
sphere
directly
under the place where we
stand..
Point-blank
::
Point-blank
(n.) With all small arms, the
second
point in which the
natural
line of
sight,
when
horizontal,
cuts the
trajectory..
Nonagesimal
::
Nonagesimal
(n.) The
middle
or
highest
point of the part of the
ecliptic
which is at any given
moment
above the
horizon.
It is the
ninetieth
degree
of the
ecliptic,
reckoned
from the
points
in which it is
intersected
by the
horizon..
Epigrammatical
::
Epigrammatical
()
Suitable
to
epigrams;
belonging
to
epigrams;
like an
epigram;
pointed;
piquant;
as,
epigrammatic
style,
wit, or
sallies
of
fancy..
Label
::
Label (n.) A
barrulet,
or,
rarely,
a
bendlet,
with
pendants,
or
points,
usually
three,
especially
used as a mark of
cadency
to
distinguish
an
eldest
or only son while his
father
is still
living..
From
::
From
(prep.)
Out of the
neighborhood
of;
lessening
or
losing
proximity
to;
leaving
behind;
by
reason
of; out of; by aid of; -- used
whenever
departure,
setting
out,
commencement
of
action,
being,
state,
occurrence,
etc., or
procedure,
emanation,
absence,
separation,
etc., are to be
expressed.
It is
construed
with, and
indicates,
the point of space or time at which the
action,
state,
etc., are
regarded
as
setting
out or
beginning;
also, less
frequently,
the
source,
the
cause,
the
occasion,
out of
Ready
::
Ready
(superl.)
On the
point;
about;
on the
brink;
near; -- with a
following
infinitive.
Decucuminated
::
Decucuminated
(a.)
Having
the point or top cut off.
Rendezvous
::
Rendezvous
(n.) A
meeting
by
appointment.
Moment
::
Moment
(n.) A
minute
portion
of time; a point of time; an
instant;
as, at thet very
moment..
Bourne
::
Bourne
(n.) A
bound;
a
boundary;
a
limit.
Hence:
Point aimed at; goal.
Mission
::
Mission
(n.)
Persons
sent; any
number
of
persons
appointed
to
perform
any
service;
a
delegation;
an
embassy.
Straight
::
Straight
(superl.)
Right,
in a
mathematical
sense;
passing
from one point to
another
by the
nearest
course;
direct;
not
deviating
or
crooked;
as, a
straight
line or
course;
a
straight
piece of
timber..
Dibble
::
Dibble
(v. i.) A
pointed
implement
used to make holes in the
ground
in which no set out
plants
or to plant
seeds.
Far
::
Far
(adv.)
To a great
distance
in time from any
point;
remotely;
as, he
pushed
his
researches
far into
antiquity..
Chin
::
Chin (n.) The lower
extremity
of the face below the
mouth;
the point of the under jaw.
Homily
::
Homily
(n.) A
serious
or
tedious
exhortation
in
private
on some moral
point,
or on the
conduct
of
life..
Direct
::
Direct
(v. i.) To give
direction;
to point out a
course;
to act as
guide.
Telethermometer
::
Telethermometer
(n.) An
apparatus
for
determining
the
temperature
of a
distant
point,
as by a
thermoelectric
circuit
or
otherwise..
Light
::
Light (n.)
Appearance
due to the
particular
facts and
circumstances
presented
to view; point of view; as, to state
things
fairly
and put them in the right
light..
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