make a point (Meaning)
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make a point (v)
make a point of doing something; act purposefully and intentionally
Synonyms & Antonyms of make a point
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
make a point Sentence Examples
- I made a point of arriving early to the meeting to show my respect for those in attendance.
- The politician made a point of emphasizing their commitment to education during their speech.
- The researcher made a point of acknowledging the limitations of their study in the final report.
- The teacher made a point of praising each student's unique contribution to the class discussion.
- The customer made a point of expressing their dissatisfaction with the product's quality.
- The lawyer made a point of objecting to the inadmissible evidence presented by the opposing counsel.
- The author made a point of weaving historical events into the narrative to enhance its realism.
- The speaker made a point of engaging the audience with a series of thought-provoking questions.
- The chef made a point of using only fresh, local ingredients in their dishes.
- The student made a point of asking for clarification on any concepts they didn't understand.
FAQs About the word make a point
make a point of doing something; act purposefully and intentionally
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No antonyms found.
I made a point of arriving early to the meeting to show my respect for those in attendance.
The politician made a point of emphasizing their commitment to education during their speech.
The researcher made a point of acknowledging the limitations of their study in the final report.
The teacher made a point of praising each student's unique contribution to the class discussion.
