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point to
verb as in clue
verb as in imply
verb as in indicate
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verb as in involve
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verb as in mean
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verb as in mention
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verb as in name
verb as in portend
verb as in presage
verb as in prognosticate
verb as in purport
verb as in record
verb as in register
verb as in spell
verb as in testify
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verb as in underline
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verb as in underscore
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Example Sentences
"All the players that came after the '99 team point to that moment in time," she says.
These are huge figures that point to considerable wealth and yet the farmers insist, for two reasons, they are not rich.
Critics of the way the Antiquities Act has been used often point to a mandate for monuments to be limited to the “smallest area compatible with proper care and management of the objects to be protected.”
As on the LP, André didn’t rap here, instead blowing long, searching notes on a series of flutes as his collaborators supported him with sympathetic grooves; he also crouched down at one point to tap several small gongs.
“Whenever I would go to a field office, instead of coming in the locked back door, I would always go into the reception area and I'd introduce myself, point to the official photos on the wall and tell people I’m the other guy in the blue tie,” O’Malley recalled.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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