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To the Point

Definition:

The phrase "to the point" refers to being concise, direct, and focused on the main subject or topic, without unnecessary details or digressions.

Part of Speech:

Adjective

Senses:

1. Concise and direct in communication or expression.
2. Strictly relevant or pertinent to the matter at hand.

Usages:

Sense 1:

When used to describe someone's communication style or writing, "to the point" means that the person expresses their ideas clearly and directly, without wasting words or veering off-topic.

Example sentence: His presentation was excellent; he got straight to the point, providing all the necessary information in just ten minutes.

Sense 2:

Used to indicate something that is directly applicable or relevant to a particular situation or problem.

Example sentence: The advice given by the experienced lawyer was to the point and immensely helpful in solving our case.

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