bipunctual (Meaning)
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bipunctual (a.)
Having two points.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bipunctual
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bipunctual Sentence Examples
- Being bipunctual, she always arrived precisely at noon for her lunch appointments and departed promptly at one.
- His bipunctual habits earned him a reputation for reliability; he was never late nor early for any meeting.
- The train schedule was designed to be bipunctual, with arrivals and departures synchronized to the minute.
- The airline prided itself on its bipunctual service, ensuring flights took off and landed exactly on time.
- As bipunctual beings, we strive to adhere to strict schedules in both our personal and professional lives.
- The school's policy emphasized the importance of being bipunctual to instill discipline among students.
- The clock tower served as a symbol of the town's commitment to bipunctual living, chiming at the exact hour every day.
- In their culture, being bipunctual was seen as a mark of respect for others' time.
- The project team set bipunctual deadlines to ensure timely completion of each phase.
- His bipunctual nature extended beyond mere punctuality; he meticulously planned every aspect of his day to maximize efficiency.
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Having two points.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Being bipunctual, she always arrived precisely at noon for her lunch appointments and departed promptly at one.
His bipunctual habits earned him a reputation for reliability; he was never late nor early for any meeting.
The train schedule was designed to be bipunctual, with arrivals and departures synchronized to the minute.
The airline prided itself on its bipunctual service, ensuring flights took off and landed exactly on time.
