stopping point (Meaning)
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stopping point (n)
the temporal end; the concluding time
Synonyms & Antonyms of stopping point
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
stopping point Sentence Examples
- The stopping point of the train was marked by a sign indicating the next station.
- The runner reached their stopping point after completing the marathon, feeling exhausted but satisfied.
- The negotiation reached a stopping point when both parties were unable to compromise further.
- The investigation came to a stopping point due to lack of evidence and leads.
- The car's stopping point was determined by the distance between the brake pedal and the point of impact.
- The conversation reached a stopping point when one participant refused to continue the dialogue.
- The project was brought to a stopping point due to unforeseen circumstances and budget constraints.
- The relationship reached a stopping point when trust was broken and communication ceased.
- The search party's stopping point was determined by the fading daylight and safety concerns.
- The therapist suggested the patient identify their emotional stopping points to explore underlying issues.
FAQs About the word stopping point
the temporal end; the concluding time
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The stopping point of the train was marked by a sign indicating the next station.
The runner reached their stopping point after completing the marathon, feeling exhausted but satisfied.
The negotiation reached a stopping point when both parties were unable to compromise further.
The investigation came to a stopping point due to lack of evidence and leads.
