point of departure (Meaning)
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point of departure (n)
a place from which an enterprise or expedition is launched
a beginning from which an enterprise is launched
Synonyms & Antonyms of point of departure
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point of departure Sentence Examples
- The point of departure for the expedition was Everest Base Camp.
- The novel takes its point of departure from a historical event.
- The theory's point of departure is the assumption that consciousness is a fundamental property of matter.
- The artist's point of departure was a fascination with the human form.
- The point of departure for the debate was the question of whether climate change is real.
- The point of departure for our journey was the crossroads.
- The point of departure for the new strategy was a recognition of past failures.
- The point of departure for the negotiations was the draft treaty.
- The point of departure for the design was the client's desire for a modern aesthetic.
- The point of departure for the research was a comprehensive review of the existing literature.
FAQs About the word point of departure
a place from which an enterprise or expedition is launched, a beginning from which an enterprise is launched
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The point of departure for the expedition was Everest Base Camp.
The novel takes its point of departure from a historical event.
The theory's point of departure is the assumption that consciousness is a fundamental property of matter.
The artist's point of departure was a fascination with the human form.
