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Threshold

Definition:

A threshold refers to the point or level at which something begins or changes.

Parts of Speech:

• Noun: The threshold represents a physical or metaphorical boundary.
• Verb: To threshold means to cross or reach a point or level of change.
• Adjective: Threshold is used to describe something that is at or just below the starting point of a particular action or response.

Senses:

1. Main Sense: Physical or Metaphorical Boundary

   Noun

   Example: The icy wind blew through the open door, chilling me to the threshold.

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2. Sense: Point of Change

   Noun

   Example: His salary finally surpassed the threshold required to be considered a high earner.

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3. Sense: Cross or Reach a Point of Change

   Verb

   Example: I hope to threshold my anxiety and build the confidence to speak in public.

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4. Sense: Just Below the Starting Point

   Adjective

   Example: Her savings were threshold, preventing her from making larger investments.

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