make a point

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Verb make a point has 1 sense

make a point, make sure - make a point of doing something; act purposefully and intentionally
--₁ is one way to act, move
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Term: make a point

Definition:

Verb phrase: to clearly express or emphasize a particular opinion, idea, or argument.

Noun phrase: a statement or remark that is intended to prove or demonstrate a particular opinion, idea, or argument.

Sense/Usage:

1. As a Verb phrase:

To clearly express a viewpoint or argument:

<p>John made a point by emphasizing the importance of early education.</p>

To emphasize a particular opinion or idea:

<p>She made a point of mentioning her experience in the field.</p>

2. As a Noun phrase:

A statement intended to prove a particular opinion or argument:

<p>His speech was powerful; every point he made was convincing.</p>

A remark aimed at demonstrating a specific idea:

<p>The teacher's explanation cleared up any confusion and made an important point.</p>

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