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View definitions for to the point

to the point

phrase as in aphoristic

phrase as in brass-tacks

phrase as in epigrammatical

phrase as in pat

phrase as in right on

phrase as in thumbnail

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Example Sentences

The production is low-tech and homespun and Gigi's vocals are androgynous to the point where many listeners were surprised to find it was a song about two women in love.

From BBC

The press has become overwhelmingly involved in politics to the point of obsession — but without the acumen to provide insight.

From Salon

The newly appointed Border Security Commander, Martin Hewitt, has told us: “We will keep chipping away and undermining their business to the point where that is no longer viable and profitable.”

From BBC

"We will keep chipping away and undermining their business to the point where that is no longer viable and no longer profitable," he told the BBC.

From BBC

One family told the BBC that the housing shortage - affecting availability and affordability - has pushed them to the point of "giving up".

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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