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Definition of point
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of point is as below...
Point (n.) To
direct
toward
an
abject;
to aim; as, to point a gun at a wolf, or a
cannon
at a
fort..
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Convergent
::
Convergent
(a.)
tending
to one point of
focus;
tending
to
approach
each
other;
converging.
Referendum
::
Referendum
(n.) A
diplomatic
agent's
note
asking
for
instructions
from his
government
concerning
a
particular
matter
or
point.
There
::
There
(pron.)
In that
matter,
relation,
etc.; at that
point,
stage,
etc.,
regarded
as a
distinct
place;
as, he did not stop
there,
but
continued
his
speech..
Appoint
::
Appoint
(v. t.) To point at by way, or for the
purpose,
of
censure
or
commendation;
to
arraign..
Epigram
::
Epigram
(n.) A short poem
treating
concisely
and
pointedly
of a
single
thought
or
event.
The
modern
epigram
is so
contrived
as to
surprise
the
reader
with a
witticism
or
ingenious
turn of
thought,
and is often
satirical
in
character..
Ordination
::
Ordination
(n.) The act of
ordaining,
appointing,
or
setting
apart;
the state of being
ordained,
appointed,
etc..
Point
::
Point (n.)
Anything
which
tapers
to a
sharp,
well-defined
termination.
Specifically:
A small
promontory
or cape; a tract of land
extending
into the water
beyond
the
common
shore
line..
Peak
::
Peak (v. i.) To rise or
extend
into a peak or
point;
to form, or
appear
as, a
peak..
Appoint
::
Appoint
(v. t.) To
assign,
designate,
or set apart by
authority..
Deputation
::
Deputation
(n.) The act of
deputing,
or of
appointing
or
commissioning
a
deputy
or
representative;
office
of a
deputy
or
delegate;
vicegerency..
Pointless
::
Pointless
(a.)
Having
no
point;
blunt;
wanting
keenness;
obtuse;
as, a
pointless
sword;
a
pointless
remark..
Northing
::
Northing
(n.)
Distance
northward
from any point of
departure
or of
reckoning,
measured
on a
meridian;
--
opposed
to
southing..
Swivel
::
Swivel
(a.) A small piece of
ordnance,
turning
on a point or
swivel;
--
called
also
swivel
gun..
Fork
::
Fork (n.) One of the parts into which
anything
is
furcated
or
divided;
a
prong;
a
branch
of a
stream,
a road, etc.; a
barbed
point,
as of an
arrow..
Bayonet
::
Bayonet
(n.) A
pointed
instrument
of the
dagger
kind
fitted
on the
muzzle
of a
musket
or
rifle,
so as to give the
soldier
increased
means of
offense
and
defense..
Foreordination
::
Foreordination
(n.)
Previous
ordination
or
appointment;
predetermination;
predestination.
Point
::
Point (n.)
Whatever
serves
to mark
progress,
rank, or
relative
position,
or to
indicate
a
transition
from one state or
position
to
another,
degree;
step;
stage;
hence,
position
or
condition
attained;
as, a point of
elevation,
or of
depression;
the stock fell off five
points;
he won by
tenpoints..
Perigeum
::
Perigeum
(n.) That point in the orbit of the moon which is
nearest
to the
earth;
--
opposed
to
apogee.
It is
sometimes,
but
rarely,
used of the
nearest
points
of other
orbits,
as of a
comet,
a
planet,
etc.
Called
also
epigee,
epigeum..
Point-devise
::
Point-devise
(a.)
Uncommonly
nice and
exact;
precise;
particular.
Score
::
Score (n.) The
number
of
points
gained
by the
contestants,
or
either
of them, in any game, as in cards or
cricket..
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