blowpoint (Meaning)
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blowpoint (n.)
A child's game.
Synonyms & Antonyms of blowpoint
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blowpoint Sentence Examples
- The blowpoint of the story came when the protagonist uncovered the hidden truth about their family.
- In the midst of the negotiation, reaching a blowpoint where compromises seemed impossible, tensions escalated.
- The blowpoint of the match arrived in the final moments when the underdog team scored a miraculous goal.
- The blowpoint of her frustration was reached when she realized she had lost her keys for the third time that week.
- As the argument progressed, it neared its blowpoint, with both parties refusing to yield.
- The blowpoint in their relationship occurred when trust was irreparably shattered by betrayal.
- Reaching the blowpoint of exhaustion, he collapsed onto the couch after a long day of physical labor.
- The blowpoint of the investigation was when the detective finally uncovered the crucial piece of evidence.
- The blowpoint of the performance was a breathtaking display of acrobatics that left the audience in awe.
- With tensions at their blowpoint, the situation could easily have escalated into a full-blown conflict if not for diplomacy.
FAQs About the word blowpoint
A child's game.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The blowpoint of the story came when the protagonist uncovered the hidden truth about their family.
In the midst of the negotiation, reaching a blowpoint where compromises seemed impossible, tensions escalated.
The blowpoint of the match arrived in the final moments when the underdog team scored a miraculous goal.
The blowpoint of her frustration was reached when she realized she had lost her keys for the third time that week.
