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come to the point
verb as in specify
Strongest matches
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Example Sentences
“Given that we’ve come to the point of impeachment, you should also take responsibility as party leader and resign.”
“For the past 10 weeks, I have been going nonstop. The response has been overwhelming, but it has come to the point where I need to set some boundaries,” Yang joked in the sketch, obviously referencing Roan.
It took the Duchess no time at all to come to the point.
“I think it’s come to the point where the science community recognizes that a fairly significant degree of climate disruption and damage and suffering is pretty inevitable.”
“The genetics has now finally come to the point where we can do this on a broad scale and get the kind of resolution and information that we didn’t have,” Morin said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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