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pointing /'pɔintiɳ/
pointing /ˈpoɪntɪŋ/
point
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noun[noncount] :the material that is used to fill the cracks between the bricks of a wall, chimney, etc.
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nounThe writing is smudged, but that looks like a point at the end of the linedecimal pointBe careful of the point of that knifeWe have reached the point of no return on that subject. I stopped at a few points along the way to admire the viewAt that point, we were summoned by the dinner bellI wish he would stop all the palaver and get to the pointWhat was the point of bringing that piece of gossip into the discussion?We found it difficult to see the point of the argumentIt may take us a day to sail round the pointWe were on the point of leaving when the guest of honour finally arrivedSome of the points in her speech need clarificationThe golf pro at the club gave me some good points on improving my swingThat's a point to keep in mind if you buy another sailing-boatShe made her point and went on to win the matchI suppose he has his good points, tooThe fact that she's my sister is beside the pointIn point of date, the two events coincide perfectlyHe made a point of apologizing to the hostess for his behaviour. She made a special point of forgiving himThe speech was short and to the pointverbDesir‚e pointed to the building and asked what it waspoint toI awoke to find her pointing a gun at my headSuch errors point up the need to double-check everythingpoint uppoint outThe taxi driver pointed out all the sights as we drove alongI'd like to point out that you have rarely won at bridge. She pointed out the fallacy in his argumentpoint up